u could pair practically any murder victim next to that original pic in the OP. murder is so common nowadays u cant go a day without hearing about the newest murder/violent crime on the daily news. the thing is suicide is preventable which is why this is made out to be a big deal. bullying is such a huge epidemic nowadays this is the perfect story to give it attention. we'll never understand the extent/feeling she had to her bullying since i doubt many of us can relate to her situation but i remember seeing sum fucked up bullying when i was younger, i can only imagine how some of those kids are holding up now. everyone makes stupid decisions but it was the actions of others that put her over the top even if she made herself an ez target

So, how come no one ever told me how much more entertaining this site is when you just don't give a fuck? Like, there's a small handful of people on here who I enjoy (do you know who you are?) but other than that, I'm kind of just always like

are you implying lawyers dont like some nose candy?

thats not blush or makeup in your momma's purse breh

haha shes been clean for a solid like 5 years now

thats wat she wants u to think.

afk goin to ur moms house

its usually those kids that endured the bullying, but persevered and became diligently successful adults. bullying can teach one a lot about themselves, but on the flip, it can ruin a person.

Some lawyers are pretty lucrative. Find an open window and sue any party for any money that they can. Brb charging 200$ an hour

will you tell her to send me my birthday money shes a few days late

=0 happy belated bro

kind of leads me to another point. When people are young, especially as young as this girl, they are much more malleable.

And honestly, much more stupid. People do shit, they fuck up, they learn. Or they don't like how they're living their life, and they change it. I worked for the Missouri Department of Corrections for awhile, and worked specifically with probationers and parolees. Out of everyone that came in there, 95% of them said they wanted to change. Out of that 95%, about 10% legitimately did/made a conscious effort to do so. As you get older, shit changes, and instead of pushing the people that are struggling even further down for whatever reason (sick humor? self-insecurities? to get a reaction out of people?), people should be offering a hand to help them back up and welcome them into a life where they don't have to be living as shitty of a life (compared to "normal" standards) as they used to be. Once we start developing that mindset, we'll be in a lot better shape. Sadly I don't see it happening anytime soon.