Nope, grad 2013! no I'm not at MD, would prefer not to say in the open forum which school I'm at though. I worked with a girl who goes to MD. If you pm me I'll say which school I'm at haha.

I'm pretty sure if you add me on here you should be able to pm me.

Meg's made a new friend :tehe:

Ish is jelly. :wink:

meg.loomis wrote:

Ish is jelly. :wink:

lololololololololololololololololololololol

no.

Tbh, many people commit suicide over bullying, the same happened to them. Why should we focus on one girl instead of others?

Not really. A lot of the attention is negative.

>you will never meet someone from your city on a forum

My Opinion on this, is millions of teenagers and young adults have
killed themselves before her, she wasn't the first person to take her
life because of bullying and she won't be the last.

I don't know the whole story, but I just think it's ridiculous
that everyone is posting status and creating facebook pages
for her when there have been so many others killed because of this.

Where's the page for the girl who took her life because she gets
made fun of everyday for not wearing the ''right clothes''.

Or the guy
that has no friends so he sits at lunch by himself everyday. The girl
who cuts herself because when she gets home she feels like she has
nobody.

Where are their facebook pages?

What I've heard is that she was talking to some guy online and
he told her to show her breasts and she did and that guy spread
it online. Why would was she talking to someone she didn't know
in the first place?

I don't understand why she is getting so much attention when
there are people that actually deserve it. If she wasn't pretty
odds are it wouldn't be such a big deal

here's the thing... she's young and "unaware", and so she goes online and is convinced by some random guy to flash, she does it and gets bullied for it and has to change schools multiple times... kind of her "first offense" and is understandable to some degree.

then, with this experience under her wing, she decides that it would be a good idea to have sex with another girl's boyfriend. that, really, is just asking for it... i personally have no sympathy for this girl specifically for this reason; she didn't learn her lesson when it slapped her in the face, she wasn't gonna learn...

but however, that doesn't mean that what was done to her is right. i think this should be a great eye opener about what our world has become; a tangled web of media that is interconnected everywhere, and doing something at ground zero will be rippled over the whole network. things are no longer the way they used to be; if you messed up, you could move away and start over. but with today's world, there is no such thing as "move away and start over" unless you're willing to drop off the grid and then come back years later with a totally different identity... our greatest gift of communication is also our greatest poison. and i believe this shows just how great the teachers are; i mean, if the bullying really was as bad as they say it was, then the teachers should've seen this long ago, and if these so-called "responsible adults" were unable to stop the bullying then what power do they really have. where was the principal when this was happening? where were the expulsion letters that should've been getting mailed home to these bullies.

TL;DR, no sympathy towards the girl, but we need to change how we operate in society; those responsible for bullying and not stopping the bullying should be held accountable