world help: I feel there is no point. - Help.com

It sounds like you have a lot on your mind.
Is there something you want to get out here?
Just starting with one small thing may help lift some weight off your shoulders :)

I know, it’s hard to accept that some people walk around their lives so seemingly blind - I always want to scream at people “Can you not see they’re lying, and making fake promises?”
But we do it to, little lies, they help the World get by in a weird and twisted sense.
And you’re allowed to write whatever you want here, you’re not alone. You’d be surprised how many different and useful responses you can get to these sorts of questions.
Plus, remember that although there are admittedly a lot of bad things happening, there are some good things - Making people happy, helping people through pain, appreciating the little things, it is up to people like you and me to smile and not take these things for granted.
We have to try and keep our chins up. I don’t mean lie about how you feel, i mean when you think about something bad that makes you upset, try and take out a moment to think of something positive, that makes you smile.

It’s easier said than done. Depression is an illness - And this doesn’t mean they’re depressed. To me it means they’re taking a step away from just believing the World is exactly how it presents itself to them. Asking questions, getting confused, finding compromises. This is how we grow.

Like i said, compromise. It’s near impossible to find answers, but instead to fully understand the question is a lot easier. Knowing different sides of the arguments and confusions sometimes helps you feel more at ease.
As for what to do with all of your confusion, i would suggest writing things down. Carry a little notebook and pen around with you - If something sticks in your mind, then write a few notes down, some thoughts, or doodle to get your feelings out onto paper.
If that’s not your cup of tea, and you’re a more verbal person, sometimes using a phone or tape recorder to record yourself saying out loud your thoughts, and then playing them back at a later date can help you sort things out in your head.

I know, and here, we’re always around to respond to your questions.