smegmar wrote: » Firstly: I'm not a troll. Secondly: as requested here is some smilies:):):D:p;):rolleyes::pac: Third: I was completely serious. I was bullied horribly, there was facebook, bebo and Myspace groups set up to insult me.All manner of physical and verbal abuse. So I know what she felt like. I'm not saying this for sympathy, In fact I'm glad I was bullied. It made me stronger. I on the other hand new how to deal with it. Some people just aren't strong enough to deal with all the troubles life has to offer. And life is full of them. Beyond the petty fallasy we have, this is still survival of the fittest, people die every day. and yes two of my friend have committed suicide I know how it feels.
smegmar wrote: » Third: I was completely serious. I was bullied horribly, there was facebook, bebo and Myspace groups set up to insult me.All manner of physical and verbal abuse. So I know what she felt like. I'm not saying this for sympathy, In fact I'm glad I was bullied. It made me stronger. I on the other hand new how to deal with it. Some people just aren't strong enough to deal with all the troubles life has to offer. And life is full of them. Beyond the petty fallasy we have, this is still survival of the fittest, people die every day.
humanji wrote: » So you blame your two friends for being weak?
Caveat wrote: » Apart from everything else, the oft quoted "survival of the fittest" is probably one of the most misused phrases anyway. It means fittest as in most appropriate/suitable, NOT, as in toughest, dog eat dog etc as smegmar and countless others seem to think.
smegmar wrote: » I wish they came to me, talked to more people, sought ways to alleviate the pressures they felt. They should be teaching in schools how to ignore and overcome bullying rather then this "no bully policy" crap. There will always be bullies, someone who thinks they're the biggest dick in the jungle, if you don't give them a reaction they leave you alone.
smegmar wrote: » I think this is survival of the fittest in action. she wasn't able so she has been eliminated from the gene pool
smegmar wrote: » in this case the most suitable adept are those that can pass through the bully's insults without taking it. not people who can physically beat up someone
smegmar wrote: » I'm not saying this for sympathy, In fact I'm glad I was bullied. It made me stronger.
WindSock wrote: » People can be strong enough to deal with troubles, in correct circumstances. ie, have the proper support and learn to overcome these things by their own self determinations. Not everyone has the ability or confidence at first, that is why support is necessary. That survival of the fittest crap is bull**** by the way and makes your posts look cold. You may have been bullies, hell we all may have. Did you just move to a new country where you knew no-one to turn to?
KaiserMc wrote: » It's obvious to me from your post..that you are a particularly cold individual ,probably a bully yourself.. who never received love or attention from his particularly cold and distant parents.You enjoy upsetting people as this is the type of attention that you thrive on..you may even find this sort of story funny due to your total lack of empathy. Your whole comment is disturbing and way off the mark as far as I am concerned,I don't think the girl ever suffered from depression until she landed in the good old Usa, she was probably just too nice. For me she is a Big loss to the gene pool..with regards a thick **** like you..who cares
smegmar wrote: » Amateur psychology at it's best. except wrong. Hitler shot himself, should we be sympathetic?? Don't get me wrong I'm not saying she's a bad person. I'm sure she was a fantastic person with hopes dreams. She could have gone on to do so much and I wish she did. What I am saying, and many people get me wrong here, On the postmortem cause of death won't be "bullying". Yes, bullying was a huge factor, but she had so many options she didn't realize. It's everyones fault for not making those clear. She didn't talk to her parents, teachers, find activities where she might make friends. At 15 she had more hormones then a pharmaceutical company storehouse. She wasn't thinking straight, it's at that time when she needs someone to help. I'm not here to upset anyone. I'm sorry my ideas are radically different from everyone else. but I call it how I see it.
smegmar wrote: » she was not bullied to death she was mentally depressed. I hate the idea that bullies are at fault here, it so horribly PC and ignorant. I blame both the girl her parents for not teaching her how to resist a few insults. What ever happened to "sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me" Everyone was bullied at school (except maybe the bullies, but their uncle touched them) and we all have to get over it. Become stronger for it. Life isn't an easy ride of hugs and love we have to be ready for all the taunts and abuse we get. I think this is survival of the fittest in action. she wasn't able so she has been eliminated from the gene pool
smegmar wrote: » Oscar Wilde once said :"Nobody can make you feel bad without your own consent"
dlofnep wrote: » Fact of the matter is the bullies are responsible for her behaviour. If they didn't bully her, she would be still alive.
smegmar wrote: » That's like saying it's he fires fault for being hot that I got burned. and not me putting a hand into the fire. Yes if there weren't bullies she might be alive, but there will always be bullies. Should she encounter them on her firs job and throw herself out a window? No we need to make people strong against the torments and challenges life throws at us, not avoid them or try hide them away.
smegmar wrote: » I can't understand the suggestion that she had absolutely no contact with her parents, and especially teachers. There is always people to go to. she had access to the internet, and the internet is everything and everyone in the entire world put together.
smegmar wrote: » idiotic post....idiotic post...idiotic post