Author Topic: Meet Jade  (Read 1690 times)

People like this really need to get over themselves.
Also forget you, depression is a very serious ailment.

I disagree.
Most of these kids aren't happy with their families. Either the parents don't give a crap, or they overreact and move out of the country. Telling the teacher usually doesn't change a thing. Bullies will keep on bullying. These kids don't have the guts to tell their friends, if they even have any.
Posting on the internet is a good thing. You can stay anonymous, yet still interact with other people.  
Posting a vid on Youtube WILL help. Jade (if that's her name) is getting a lot of positive feedback, such as people telling her she's pretty etc. That will raise her self-esteem. If trolls and haters appear, she can always take down the video.

And about your views on depressed people: saying they should just "get over themselves" is just ignorant. If they are depressed and feeling suicidal, the thing they need the least is someone saying "don't be a baby, get over it"
People like that have psychological problems and are actually sick. They need treatment, just like someone physically ill.

My only problem with that vid is that it probably is fake. She could just be attention-whoring.

And that's what she's doing, she's basically attention whoring, she's copying a method used by someone else who attention whored, which is to hold up cards to a sad song.

I'm not including the people that actually try fix their situation. If you're depressed but you tell someone (that you know, internet doesn't count); I completely understand.

Posting a YouTube video isn't going to help, to me it just seems like a cry for attention. Why would you do it? If you're telling me that;
All of her teachers hate her.
Her parents hate her.
She has no friends whatsoever.
Nobody helps her.

She can call childline or something. People who when they tell someone and just want sympathy (the attention kind, mercy is a different thing) disgust me and this is what this feels like, assuming it's not faked which it could may be.

Also; if you're going to actually want help you don't smile and hold up talk cards while playing a sad song like some people do. You talk to the camera (even though posting it on the internet is silly). People who do this obviously just seem to want attention. It's sad really.

EDIT; It's like if someone is physically sick. Imagine if instead of telling their parents or whatever so they could get medicine, they post a YouTube video about it to a sad song and with cards. If depression is what you say it is, a serious illness then this is basically the same thing. If you think that posting a video on the internet is better than telling someone with illnesses, you ARE crazy.
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And that's what she's doing, she's basically attention whoring, she's copying a method used by someone else who attention whored, which is to hold up cards to a sad song.

Actually, I believe she was one of the first


I hate people like "Jade", people who believe everything will be better if she kept on making herself feel sad so others can have sympathy.

I've been through three years of school hell, without any friends whom I could trust, this person probably wasn't allowed to go to a party and get drunk and she's cutting herself.
Get a chance to make it to national news instantly.
There's no proper thought in making assumptions like this.  You have no idea if anything the person says is true or not.  You don't know if maybe she gets abused by her family or maybe she really is getting verbally abused by her peers.  Jumping to conclusions is a big problem with kids like you.


These notecard videos are stupid. Just speak.

These notecard videos are stupid. Just speak.
I would rather speak.  I don't understand the notecard thing.

"hey guiz no1 llikes me gonna go kill myselfff"

Meanwhile in the comment section:

NO DON'T kill yourself we love you

You're perfect don't do it

"thx guiz now i wont kill myself"

It's Facebook in a nutshell just like in this video!

There's no proper thought in making assumptions like this.  You have no idea if anything the person says is true or not.  You don't know if maybe she gets abused by her family or maybe she really is getting verbally abused by her peers.  Jumping to conclusions is a big problem with kids like you.
Sorry but if you play it to a sad song, post it on the internet and use note cards your family life can't be THAT bad.

EDIT; It's like if someone is physically sick. Imagine if instead of telling their parents or whatever so they could get medicine, they post a YouTube video about it to a sad song and with cards. If depression is what you say it is, a serious illness then this is basically the same thing. If you think that posting a video on the internet is better than telling someone with illnesses, you ARE crazy.
You got a point there :P

didn't some other guy do something with the cards
then went and posted another video saying it's fake
also the song in the background makes this way too obvious
also her grammar/spelling is terrible

Sorry but if you play it to a sad song, post it on the internet and use note cards your family life can't be THAT bad.
Jumping to conclusions is a big problem with kids like you.
Again, how do you know?

Again, how do you know?
You really think a mother or father that abused their child is going to give them a camera? Let alone a computer or access to the internet.
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