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Hey, you've taken a great first step in talking about it here. You aren't alone .. many of us here have been through much the same.
For me, I found it easiest to talk to anonymous internet strangers, and then to talk to people I had just met (including a therapist), and only last could I start talking to the people I knew closest; that seems backwards .. but it also makes sense, because I had less to lose.
So, keep talking, keep talking, keep talking! We're here to listen.
Suicide is a very final answer: have you tried every other avenue?
Are you seeing a therapist?
If not, I strongly suggest that you consider it! Professional help can do a ton for you, both working on the eating disorder and working on this depression which you are experiencing as hopelessness and withdrawal and darkness.
If you are still experiencing active suicide ideation, see the scrolling banner at the top of the page: CALL THAT NUMBER! A suicide crisis center should have trained professionals who can help you work through the immediate ideation .. and more importantly they should be able to recommend psychiatric services in your area who should be able to help you.
If you can't do that, ask your best friend to take you to the E.R.
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