IM LEAVING THIS SITE AND NOT EVER COMING BACK EVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!

You should ignore those who are being trolls. I understand how you feel about cyberbullies. My best friend committed suicide also. She was found three days after she was dead. It was because of cyberbullying. I never understood the point of cyber bullying because I am more of a person who likes to be around people face to face. So just make the best of everything that comes your way. That's my advice. But I'm not very good at giving advice.

@wallace apparently a lot of people do actually take it to heart considering the number of people committing suicide over it... :/

Ya still have an active account...soooo....yeah. Nice attention seeking though.;) As you see, most here will coddle, i won't. I know people get bullied online, but i doubt it's just being bullied online that drives a person over the edge. As for you, if 95% have been nice, why leave for the %5 who arent? I think you're just bored and wanted to kill two birds with one stone.

Lordragna, it's not that. Can cyber bullying be the straw that broke the camels back? Yup. Is it the main reason? Doubtful. One thing i noticed in my "darker" times was that no one will help you unless you let them know there's a problem and seek help yourself. In other words, we can blame anything we choose, but at the end of the day it's your choice on what to do despite how you feel. No one can read your mind, if you feel like shit, seek real life help and stop pacifying it through a fake online life or any other substitute.

If you're suffering from a mental disorder that has the ability to turn negative online comments into suicidal energy I guarantee it isn't something you'll be able to go out & get help with. There's a reason it happens, sufferers don't have the willpower to speak to people, let alone dump all their problems on other people who more than likely will just call B.S on how you're feeling until it's too late. It's an evil cycle indeed.

L claims his motivation for making this thread is that the mod will see it and come to a better solution for dealing with the trolls on this forum. I'm not saying he went about it in the best possible way however, what good will it do to tell him he's an attention whore or that his issues are deeper than just cyber bullying? Do you think he will just decide "Damn, these guys are right and now I'm going to take back what I've said and done and go about things differently!". That's extremely doubtful. It's fine to think what you want of course but if you're going to give "advice" at least consider how the other person may take it.

Radiance, I'm talking from personal experience. You always have the ability to speak. I understand all the factors involved that make a person reluctant to speak up, but if they don't then they probably won't receive the help that they truly need. I've been there. How else is someone supposed to know and help? If you're good at hiding it(and many are), no one will know unless you speak up. It's never to late to speak up or listen.Depression can certainly be a silent killer.