It's 2012. All over the news, "15-year-old Canadian student Amanda Todd who had been a victim of cyberbullying was found hanging at her home."
Amanda Todd flashed her boobs several times to random men on the internet and even knowingly had an affair with a guy who was in a relationship. They had sex.
One of her online friends screenshoted Amanda flashing her boobs and sent the picture all over the internet. Now she was being bullied in school and on the internet simultaneously.
She eventually moved out of her city, made no effort to stop being promiscuous, and supposedly drank bleach in a suicide attempt.
Truth be told, I have no sympathy for Amanda Thot—I mean, TODD.
Everything terrible that happened to this girl was the result of her own actions. She chose to flash her breasts over the internet. She chose to sleep with a guy who had a girlfriend. And she became a national hero for that. How wonderful.
Amanda Todd flashed her boobs several times to random men on the internet and even knowingly had an affair with a guy who was in a relationship. They had sex.
One of her online friends screenshoted Amanda flashing her boobs and sent the picture all over the internet. Now she was being bullied in school and on the internet simultaneously.
She eventually moved out of her city, made no effort to stop being promiscuous, and supposedly drank bleach in a suicide attempt.
Truth be told, I have no sympathy for Amanda Thot—I mean, TODD.
Everything terrible that happened to this girl was the result of her own actions. She chose to flash her breasts over the internet. She chose to sleep with a guy who had a girlfriend. And she became a national hero for that. How wonderful.
