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Yeha you can, they just dont teach it in schools.
And I just realized, wtf is a 13-year old girl finding a relationship on myspace? I thought it was just a last resort for older people..
it wasnt the internet that she was sensitive too. it was what she thought was mutual feelings between her and a boy. you cant teach adolescents not to be emotional sacks of hormones. What a stupid suggestion by you.
Yeha you can, they just dont teach it in schools.
And I just realized, wtf is a 13-year old girl finding a relationship on myspace? I thought it was just a last resort for older people..
My mother has a MySpace page and she is only 21 years old.
And I guess she was impregnated at 9.
it sounds like you are saying it's the girls fault for being too sensitive, or her parents fault for not teaching her to not be so sensitive.
Both. Parents should have taught her to be careful of the Internet esp. in myspace sites. The girl should have plain out known better than to commit suicide.
I wish I saw all things as cut and dry as you do.
Stop, you're embarassing yourself.
yes her parents are partly to blame for mot moitoring her internet use and letting her have a msyapce. the little girl is at fault for breaking the age rules on myspace, i think it said that in the article.
but it would have just been another kid using myspace until that evil manipulated her and hurt her right where any little girl her age would be vulnerable.
Does't get more ignorant than that.
Agreed. I thought myspace was ok for 13-year old and up?
Cant blame the "evil " either, if she knew it would hurt this girl's feelings she wouldn't have done it. Well all is done.
That's just it, her parents were monitoring her use.
Wait, what?
So what possible reason was there for the mother (an adult, mind you), to create a fake teenage boy's MySpace page and pretend to be interested in this young girl and later turn the tables and insult her?
(This oughta be good.)
She could've just been playing around with myspace with nothing to do.
People say stuff on the Internet that they couldn't say at real life.
So I think she is somehow to be blamed, but the bigger blame should be with the girl and her elders.
But who plays around by telling a 13-year-old girl that they find them attractive, funny, smart for weeks and then turns on them by saying the "world would be better without you"?
Playing around?
Really?
I hope nobody ever plays with your teenage daughter's emotions like that.
I've seen a ton of idiotic on SpursTalk before, but I can't help think bdictjames' comments are a quick contender for the Top 5.
I hardly think I am the one embarassing themself here.
I sure hope so too. Just like we say in my country, regrets come in last.
The world is full of sick people. Like internet pedophiles, that's why parents should teach their kids the dangers of myspace and hi5 and that shoot.
This is the little girl we are talking about. Such a shame.
That fat mother will get what's coming to her. I'd start with a punch and go from there...
This one pretty much seals it:
Bad start for me at the Club section here in spurstalk. Im just expressing my opinions.
HAHAHAHAHA.... look at the funny joke.
In a report filed with the Sheriff’s Department, Lori Drew said she created the MySpace profile of “Josh Evans” to win Megan’s trust and learn how Megan felt about her daughter. Reached at home, Lori’s husband, Curt Drew, said only that the family had no comment.
Because Ms. Drew had taken Megan on family vacations, she knew the girl had been prescribed antidepression medication, Ms. Meier said. She also knew that Megan had a MySpace page.
Ms. Drew had told a girl across the street about the hoax, said the girl’s mother, who requested anonymity to protect her daughter, a minor.
“Lori laughed about it,” the mother said, adding that Ms. Drew and Ms. Drew’s daughter “said they were going to mess with Megan.”
Sure I can...and will.
Claiming simple expression of your opinions does not absolve you from absolute ridicule for their stupidity.
Bad start for me at the Club section here in spurstalk. Im just expressing my opinions.
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