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I'm out of college, and no one to blame but myself. Any advice?

Firstly I have no self-esteem, or simply could be narcissistic and self-destructive. This started last semester when i completely stopped going to class because it is very difficult to achieve, even the class, i pulled out of those classes. Now, after returning the next semester I am following the same trend. I could not complete or submit assignments, or attend school. I enteratined the idea that maybe I'm really no material from the university, as I'm less motivated and less likely to have met virtually every on campus. to say nothing less stable. I even contemplated suicide – if I were not I will have to repay the loans, plus the hospital bills that are already in collections and Credit Cards who have been in default state since June. and frankly, that's all that keeps me from doing so – do not want to try my debt to the family. Desperately need advice. or just someone to listen.

I do not feel desperate chinita recommend you go to school psychologist in the cause to which you should have one and think about what would happen if you do not finish school and all the opportunity to have their losing all their financial support, it is not easy to get baby. im not kidding. seeking motivation what do I check the websites like this: i http://www.motivatingquotes.com/ like these two and I also have it as my signature on my e-mail accounts: "You must have long-term goals to avoid frustration by short term failures." And "There's always room at the top." And the papers do not know if its going to work for you, but I write a big A on top in the same way every time I feel lazy and not wanting to write or do my homework i look at the A and say Oh no, I keep working because that is the grade that ad I'm going to have, but I get ab but at least it motivates me to make me think about how proud best.also you feel yourself when you finish your career and I can say I'm professional and why! I can prove my hard work and why!

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