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Are You Bullied,or Feeling Depressed

If you are bullied or feeling depressed because of your sexuality or being different from everyone else, there is hope. Things do get better, and there is help for you now to get on that right path.  The people at the Trevor Project can help. Call them today and get the help you need and on the path of living a great long life. The world is too great to feel like you have a dark cloud over your shoulder, or to have someone terrioze you every day because your different. If we were all the same, this wold would be such a boring place. Call Trevor Project today at 866-488-7386 visit their official website by clicking here.

Gay Teen Suicide

This past year and this year the United States has been plagued with recent reports of young teens taking their lives due to bullying at school and at home. We are asking you to help us in showing our younger generation that "It Does Get Better". That their is no reason to resort to this kind of out from a problem that is going to get better. The first thing that can be done is getting our school system to be more alert and to recognize bullies and depression in our young kids. We have said before in our blog posts, that the stories we hear on the news are just the reported incidents, there are many more that happen that we do not know about.

Here are some of the recent stories from our blog that you can read by clicking on the titles. We are not trying to make this more horrific then it already is. What if you were a  parent that came home from work one day to find your son or daughter laying with out life because they either shot themselves or hung themselves because they simply could not take the abuse any longer.

Jay Corey Jones

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May 6, 2012 Jay Corey Jones who lived in Minnesota, jumped to his death from a bridge after not being accepted and bullied by other guys at his high school.

Nicholas Kelo Jr.

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Nicholas Kelo Jr. knew what it was like to be relentlessly bullied, his family said, and it may have been what persuaded him to pry open a safe inside his home on Feb. 23, 2011 and remove the gun that killed him.

Jack Reese

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April 22, 2012 took his own life after countless anit gay bullying attempts against him.

Seth Walsh

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On September 19, 2010 Seth Walsh of of Tehachapi, CA, was found unconscious and not breathing after attempting to hang himself. Seth, age 13, spent the better part of 10 days on life support — he died on September 28. Seth was openly gay and suffered years of relentless bullying.

Kameron Jacobsen

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14 Year old Kameron Jacobsen committed suicide January 18, 2011.

Tyler Clementi

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On September 22, 2010 Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi, 18, of Ridgewood, NJ, jumped to his death off the George Washington Bridge, just days after his college roommate broadcast live images on the internet of him having a sexual encounter with another man.

Raymond Chase

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Raymond Chase, a 19-year-old openly gay sophomore studying culinary arts at Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island, committed suicide on September 2010 by hanging himself in his dorm room.

Details of the incident are scarce and unlike previous reports, it is not known at this time what the circumstances were leading up to Chase’s death.

Asher Brown

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On September 23, 2010 Asher Brown, age 13, came home from school and shot himself in the head after enduring what his mother and stepfather say was constant harassment from four other students at his middle school in Houston, TX. Asher told his parents he was gay that morning.

Cody J Barker

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In Shiocton, Wisconsin, Cody J. Barker, a 17-year-old openly gay teen, took his life on September 13, 2010

Billy Lucas

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On September 9,2010 Billy (William) Lucas, of Greensburg, IN, was was found dead in a barn at his grandmother’s home — he had hanged himself. While Billy never self-identified as gay, friends report he was tormented for years because other kids thought he was gay. Billy was 15 years old.

Bullying and Peer Pressure is Just not a "Gay Thing"

The pressures of life affects us strongly as an adult, could you imagine to have feelings of disspair when your just developing? Bullying, just not affects the LGBT Community but all young children. If you are reading this and feel that their is no hope in your life please visit this website. There is help, and things do get better.
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