Suspended For Myspace Group Name

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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a kid that kills himself over an online message was j
headed nowhere fast anyway.

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<p>I agree, if an online message could cripple their life that much, imagine how much destruction could result from someone actually not liking them IN REAL LIFE??</p>

<p>Honestly, I understand there are people with depression etc, but most of those people who complain about it aren't helping themselves. My best friend (one of em) has clinical depression, used to be fat, boring, computer addicted etc. Then he got sick of it, cut up, started getting girls and got more hobbies and interests and now you would NEVER know he has depression (I'm of the mindset that he ridded himself of it, but his parents still make him attend therapy that he despises). I think a major part is being willing to accept the fact that not everyone is going to like you.</p>

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<p>yeah, but not everyone's the same. some people are more sensitive than others. and besides, what do people get from hatred?</p>

<p>NOTHING. it's useless.
people are annoying, get used to it. </p>

<p>others might think you're annoying.
we all have different opinions.</p>

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yeah, some people at my school (my school's private btw) made this group about this other private school on facebook called, "i would've gone to ____ but i wanted to get into college."

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<p>That's weird. Yale and Harvard students join facebook groups like "Princeton Doesn't Matter" .. lol .. lots of rivalry groups like that.</p>