I don't know if it's too late to help, but I will tell you now that the cliche "you never know what's round the corner" is scarily true... I realise that hearing about other people is not necessarily what you want to hear, but just give it a few minutes, have a read and you never know... it might just help... *hugs*
When I was between the ages of 13-18 I was very depressed - I had a list of over 500 reasons why the world would be better off without me. I hated every second of my waking existance and believed my family (I didn't really have any friends) would be a lot better off without the burden that I was to them. I self-harmed regularly and even tried to kill myself a few times. I was never successful (obviously) and although I hated myself for failing at the time, I ended up struggling through, surviving, muddling through...
It was around the age of 18 that I realised that - I wasn't dependant on "having a boyfriend", "fitting in", or "having friends". There was not one single other person on the planet responsible for my happiness; that was dependant on me, myself and I. If I was unhappy, I shouldn't have to rely on anyone else to make me happy. So I didn't. I dumped the loser boyfriend that I'd been attempting to have a relationship with and went out there on my own.
I had a (rubbishy) job, which gave me an income, and eventually I was able to get a house and my own lovely kitties . In the time since then, I've been with some other losers, some OK guys and eventually found my (AS) partner, who is perfect for me. Last year we bought a house together, this year we got our 4th kitty. We have our ups and downs and every single second is worth it.
I realise that every situation is different, and that everyone reacts differently to different situations... But if it can take me over 5 years to work out why I was un-happy (and even now, some of the background reasons haunt me occassionally), and then even longer to find someone that I can be happy with, who loves me (in his way) and I love (in my way), then there is hope for each and every single person on the planet - you just have to work out what you want from life and if you're prepared to go through a little bit of time, effort and possibly a little bit of emotional pain, to get there, then there's every chance in the world that you'll make it...
It's taken me until I'm 30 to really appreciate the fact that I'm still here - 17 years after I first started to seriously think that me and the world would be better off without each other. And now, I can appreciate that the frustrated 13-year old girl so long ago, was unsuccessful in her attempts to end my life. I can also be thankful for every single problem she/I faced and survived at the time - every single loser boyfriend, every emotional pain, every single trouble that has touched my life - as they have all added up to make me the person I am today. I look at the scars from my self-harm and am glad they exist. If I didn't have them, it means I hadn't found a way to try to help myself cope (though I realise that different people have different coping mechanisms) and probably would have succeeded in killing myself.
If I could see that 13-year old again, I'd like to thank her for surviving... for giving me a chance to become who I am today...
If you give up now, you will never give your future you a chance to exist, nevermind give yourself the chance to be happy and actually find that right someone... I do hope you meet that future you one day - and that she can look back and thank the troubled you, as you are now, for just putting those tablets back in the cupboard and walking away.
Best wishes for your future hopes and dreams
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