Jamey Rodemeyer was 14-years-old and a victim of constant bullying. A few months ago he posted a beautiful, tearful “It Gets Better” video, but his time at school had not improved since its release. He committed suicide earlier this week. Remember if you or someone you know is struggling and feeling suicidal there are options at your disposal. Go to TheTrevorProject.org for more information.
Okay. For everyone who has "dissed" Jamey, do you know how he felt before this happened? Have you every felt left out or like you don't fit in? Just because someone is different or has different views is not a big deal. If someone were to tell you you're stupid because of what you believe, you'd be upset too, wouldn't you? Don't "hate" on him because he was different. Mind your own business, let people live their lives and live you're OWN life the way you want to. Live to love. As long as you're happy.
Anderson Cooper summarizes the 14 year old’s struggle with intensely painful bullying, which ultimately led to his suicide. More importantly, he highlights anti-gay activists’ denial of such harassment, and insists that they be held accountable for their part in such tragedies.
Anderson Cooper talks with bullying experts Rosalind Wiseman & Rachel Simmons.
Starring Bully Cat, Pushover Cat, and Mini Lion. Cats will be cats (and by “cat” I mean “asshole”). 
The subject of gay bullying has never been so catchy. 
