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**SandyRavage** · 10-13-2012, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by IncapableNinja

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WF man cures depression by telling sufferers to "walk it off."
Amateur Darwinism and streamers rule. Long live the stream.

The staggering amount of people and institutions, duty bound to look out for this kid, that failed is heartbreaking.

"The world going one way, the people another, yo'."

Never claimed to be a Darwin pro, merely someone who has studied it and letting him know that a teenage girl killing herself isn't natural selection.

**Catalanotto** · 10-13-2012, 09:35 PM

Shame when someone kills themselves because of stuff like this, but, some of it is her own fault. She was stupid enough to flash her tits. You think posting that to ANYONE, no matter who it is, is going to end well for you? Of course a dude is gonna throw the pic around to his buddies, how dumb can someone be?

I am not gonna buy the stupid 'impressionable' bullshit. At 14, my friends and I didn't do stupid shit. You're not a complete idiot at 14. She made a dumb decision, she should have known better than to be slutty at that age. She flashed a dude because she wanted attention.

nothingucansay · 10-14-2012, 12:02 AM

I don't know what to say.... Some of ur comments are exactly what is wrong with society today.....People who said that she have man up and just grow a thick skin from it have no empathy for people what so ever. I'm sorry but not everyone can be tough, emotionless beings, so please don't say you don't know what she went through because you dont. Everyone's situation of being bullied is different and keep in mind that girls are far more sensitive than guys. If u had gone what she went through then you would know why she thought her only way out was suicide. She was 12 years old when she flashed, 12 YEARS OLD. How many of you can say that u didn't make mistakes when you were 12? There is a reason why teenagers are charged differently when it comes to the criminal system than adults. In addition, she admitted that she made a mistake on flashing and yet the guy blackmailed her? What human being would do that someone. Life is not a game, what joy could you possibly get from it? What is worse is when she switched schools she was still being bullied. A guy texted her and asked her to come over to his house because his gf was away on vacation..... People say that she got for what she deserve because she cheated well in order for two people to hook up, it's a two person street, so why should she get all of the blame and not the guy??? Girls at her age are easily vulnerable. I don't completely put the blame on the guy because part of the blame should also go to her but it's not like the guy was innocent. Heck she even defended the guy and said that it was completely her fault. People act like all of this is her fault and that she was selfish to commit suicide and that all she wanted was attention but in truth it's people that say that are at fault here....

kobra860 · 10-14-2012, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by nothingucansay

She was 12 years old when she flashed, 12 YEARS OLD. How many of you can say that u didn't make mistakes when you were 12?

People nowadays have a very loose definition of what a mistake is. I don't consider a girl exposing her breasts at 12 to be a "mistake". It's a stupid decision that no one should think of doing.

nothingucansay · 10-14-2012, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by kobra860

People nowadays have a very loose definition of what a mistake is. I don't consider a girl exposing her breasts at 12 to be a "mistake". It's a stupid decision that no one should think of doing.

What would u consider to be a mistake then?? Yes it was but she admitted her mistake and tried to move on. Only problem is the guy blackmailed her

kobra860 · 10-14-2012, 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by nothingucansay

What would u consider to be a mistake then?? Yes it was but she admitted her mistake and tried to move on. Only problem is the guy blackmailed her

A mistake to me is getting BBQ sauce on your shirt or slipping on some ice. Things that could happen to anyone, isn't a decision, and doesn't have serious life altering consequences (most of the time).

**WHINY CUNT** · 10-14-2012, 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by nothingucansay

I don't know what to say.... Some of ur comments are exactly what is wrong with society today.....People who said that she have man up and just grow a thick skin from it have no empathy for people what so ever. I'm sorry but not everyone can be tough, emotionless beings, so please don't say you don't know what she went through because you dont. Everyone's situation of being bullied is different and keep in mind that girls are far more sensitive than guys. If u had gone what she went through then you would know why she thought her only way out was suicide. She was 12 years old when she flashed, 12 YEARS OLD. How many of you can say that u didn't make mistakes when you were 12? There is a reason why teenagers are charged differently when it comes to the criminal system than adults. In addition, she admitted that she made a mistake on flashing and yet the guy blackmailed her? What human being would do that someone. Life is not a game, what joy could you possibly get from it? What is worse is when she switched schools she was still being bullied. A guy texted her and asked her to come over to his house because his gf was away on vacation..... People say that she got for what she deserve because she cheated well in order for two people to hook up, it's a two person street, so why should she get all of the blame and not the guy??? Girls at her age are easily vulnerable. I don't completely put the blame on the guy because part of the blame should also go to her but it's not like the guy was innocent. Heck she even defended the guy and said that it was completely her fault. People act like all of this is her fault and that she was selfish to commit suicide and that all she wanted was attention but in truth it's people that say that are at fault here....

2 things....LINE BREAKS ARE YOUR FRIEND. Also, she was well aware that she was SHOWING HER TITS to a bunch of horny mother fuckers. At what age does that NOT strike someone as a shit decision?

Are we saying she deserved the bullying? NO!

What we ARE saying, however, is that if she was more careful about her online interactions, she would still be alive.

**SoupBro** · 10-14-2012, 01:15 AM

Yeah I was told about this but havent looked it up yet. I think suicide is a cowards way out and selfish but when its someone that young I just cant feel that way. It actually hurts alot knowing shit like this still happens. Just months ago I read about a kid in China I think jumping out a window killing himself cuz of bullying. Ii cant believe things like this continue to happen where are the friends, parents, anyone to help, can anyone truly be alone.

I dont know anyone thsts commited suicide but I feel like I need to participate in a the walk to prevent suicide theyll have in Boston. Just because stories like this. 15 year old life gone because idiot kids and bullying.just a tragedy, should have read this in the morning instead of late now it really is a sad story.

**WHINY CUNT** · 10-14-2012, 01:18 AM

not to sound like an asshole (but i will)....how does a "walk" prevent suicide, or cure fatal diseases for that matter?

**Panther** · 10-14-2012, 01:27 AM

We don't care when it's actually happening but when all is said and done and someone's dead, then we start caring. Usually only to make ourselves feel good. I was bullied in high school but I certainly didn't want to make it worse by posting pictures of my junk online. What happened to her was horrible, yes but this could have all been prevented. People making fun of you? I'm sorry but what a silly reason to kill yourself over. I don't see how it could have been that bad. Teenagers over dramatize EVERYTHING. Amanda must have had other problems going on way before this. The event just triggered it all.