Ugh. This just keeps getting worse and worse.
Leelah Alcorn, the transgender teen who took her own life and left a heartbreaking suicide note, has even more to say after her death.
The 17-year-old had another post go up on her tumblr aptly titled SORRY, where she addressed all her friends and family for the last time.
[ Related: Leelah Alcorn’s Mother Still Doesn’t Accept Who She Was ]
Leelah addresses certain friends to reassure them of her love for them — but she ended with some STRONG NSFW words for her mom and dad.
She wrote:
“And now for my sorry notes to some people I knew├óΓé¼┬ª
Amanda: You are going to have such a wonderful life. You are the most talented and pretty little girl I’ve ever met and I love you so much, Amanda. Please don’t be sad. I’m going to miss you so very much. I love you.
Tiffany: We haven’t talked much recently since we’re both so busy but I’m so happy you’re my sister. You are so courageous and determined to achieve what you want, you can accomplish anything. I love you.
Justin: We’ve been jerks to each other a lot recently but I really do love you. You get on my nerves almost all the time but no matter what a part of me will always love you. Sorry for picking on you so much when we were kids.
Rylan: I’m so sorry I’m never there for you. I love you so much.
Abby: Thank you for dealing with my pathetic problems, all I did was make your life harder and I’m sorry.
Mom and Dad: Fuck you. You can’t just control other people like that. That’s messed up.
I don’t really feel the need to apologize to anyone else├óΓé¼┬ª odds are you didn’t give a shit about me and if you do, you did something that made me feel like shit and you don’t deserve an apology.
Also, anyone who says something like “I wish I got to know him better” or “I wish I treated him better” gets a punch in the nose.”
Wow. This situation continues to shatter our hearts in different ways.
Leelah’s life will NOT be forgotten. To read, in her own words, why she took her own life, CLICK HERE.
If you or someone you know has suicidal thoughts, please urge them to call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-(800)-273-8255 or visit their website HERE.
[Image via Leelah’s tumblr.]
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