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by wuzzup on 19 April 2009 - 04:04
PLEASE DELETE HIM ...MY very best FRIENDS DAUGHTER GOT KILLED THIS MORNING IN A CAR ACCIDENT ,THE GIRL WAS ONLY 18 . GSLOVER123 should not be allowed to torture my family for the next few days if ever ..

by luvdemdogs on 19 April 2009 - 05:04
Oh my god. I am so sorry for your tragic news, wuzzup. Never ever should a young person die like that. It's horrible, it's wrong, my condolences to the family and yourself - although it's almost meaningless in the depth of the tragedy you must be feeling.

by wuzzup on 19 April 2009 - 05:04
It's very hard to deal with ,she was so young .I spoke to her mother on wed of this week . The girl was haveing trouble with of all things cyber threats via E mails . Her mother was beside herself with the response she was getting from the authoritys on it ......Now I guess the threats don't matter anymore ........ Her name was Ashley Crisell ,last count two other young kids are also dead more in critical condition ... Just tell them you love them .I guess ........

by luvdemdogs on 19 April 2009 - 06:04
yes..... oh my... my youngest kidlet is in Britian - I will write her tonight.
by mobjack on 19 April 2009 - 14:04
Wuzzup, please accept my deepest condolences

by VonIsengard on 19 April 2009 - 16:04
Such a horrible loss about the young lady. My hear heart goes out to her family, and to all those who had victims involved.
OK, I'm sure I'll brand myself as a cold hearted bitch here but, let me get this straight. YOUR best friend just lost a daughter and you're here posting on the PDB about this guy? Are you serious? You just said this girl has having problems with internet threats, etc. Shouldn't that be a wake up call?
Sharing your loss and dealing with grief by talking to friends online is one thing, but the title of this thread says it all. You are using a gutwrenching tragedy to further your own personal vendetta that you continue. You don't want to take crap from that guy right now? I don't blame you. It's easy. Turn off the PC and handle your bereavement in a healthier way.

by wuzzup on 19 April 2009 - 16:04
Wrong kcarar or however you say it Iam here to try to stop any one from ever going though this kind of torture again ..I have seen it many times on here how people have tormentented and taunted and trow suttle threats at people .. well the buck stops here for me as of yesterday ,, and reading everthing mjd80 or who ever the heck they called themself did to people yesterday while I was crying for my firend I made a decision to do my best to STOP, cyber bullying and threats ...... So call it what you want I will call them on it one at a time or all at once . But I will not Let anyone torture like that again .I hope to wake some people up with the hard facts of life and lessons learned ....and If you take offense at that so be It .......

by wuzzup on 19 April 2009 - 16:04
I will Call it ASHLEYS LAW .........

by yellowrose of Texas on 19 April 2009 - 19:04
Sorry about the loss of young friend. Be strong for her family and your best friend. Yes cyberstalking is getting serious but parents today need to educate their teenages the danger of revealing personal info on here.
Craigslist is under fire for allowing sex on line advertised on their site , and of course girls try to disguise it under massage therapist, etc

by DebiSue on 19 April 2009 - 19:04
Cyber bullies will always exist. It is a shame that kids today don't realize what they are giving out when they post personal info. They think they are being cute or grown up and don't even think how it might come back to haunt them. What I would like to see is parents taking more control over their children's access to the web etc. Parents working harder on motivating their children to be more active in the real world rather than the cyber world. Children cross the line without even thinking. The parents need to help the children be more confident in themselves and their own worth. These cyber bullies can only inflict emotional damage when a child isn't strong enough mentally to determine that it is all a bunch of hooey. I have no children of my own but I have teen neices and nephews and I constantly ask them why they care what someone says about them. I ask them is it true? Do you think anyone who really knows you will believe it if it is not? I ask them if they like this person, used to like him or do they even actually know this person saying these things? The answer I almost always get is "I just don't like it and want it to stop." I tell them to ignore it and it will go away. The bully will find someone else to antagonize. It's a shame that kids today do so much communicating on line. What ever happened to face to face conversation. I can't believe people "break up" with someone by text or email. Talk about your gutless wonders. The web can be a great place but it can also be someone's nightmare. If you have children who are plugged in it might be a good idea to unplug them from time to time. They need to come up for air and see the real world as it unfolds around them. They need to experience telling someone to his/her face that "I don't like what you are saying/doing. It's hurts me and I want it to stop." We all need to stop hiding behind the curtain and face our own weaknesses and work on self improvement.
Wuzzup...good luck on your campaign for Ashley's Law.
The teen years are so very trying for the teen and the parents. We all can remember back to the trials and tribulations we passed through to become the people we are. I was a very shy, clumsy girl with little social skills having been raised in the country with few close neighbors. Everyone wants to be recognized for having some value but very few are confident enough to step forward and be spotlighted in case they (gasp) fail. You think you are going to die right on the spot when you mess up in front of others, in fact you wish the ground would just open up and swallow you. Truth be told, in fifty years, who will remember, who will care? We have to teach our young ones to "shake it off" and stand tall, admit a mistake was made and learn from it. Move on, keep going. And ask yourself, "Do you really give a rat's ass about someone you don't like or even know and what they may think?"
I think we can all stand to be a little more charitable and less critical of others.
Deb
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