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America has to do better with mental help and stop continually writing it off as attention whoring.
Didn't know he was bi-polar. Also, mental illness is no joke...but the cynic in me can't get past the thought of this being for publicity.
I don't know what you meant by this but based on observation I see forced alphas and punks...But the Bay Area isn't a good indicator of the rest of the world...
I wonder what the cabbie is thinking with this dude video blogging the whole trip.![]()
Internet has made everyone a bully and everyone soft.
Take a step back and realize this really ain't ****.
If you really look though that's how bi-polar/depression works, unpredictably, no control over your emotion.
What is it about moving to LA, and being on the scene that makes cats lose it? You hear **** like this all the times.
Really curious. Only been to LaLa land one time when I was like 12. Dudes move there and always talk about how they get "caught up in the lifestyle". Is that code word for something? You don't hear about people moving to other places and losing it.
What is it about moving to LA, and being on the scene that makes cats lose it? You hear **** like this all the times.
Really curious. Only been to LaLa land one time when I was like 12. Dudes move there and always talk about how they get "caught up in the lifestyle". Is that code word for something? You don't hear about people moving to other places and losing it.
I remember when this guy was a jit and he was trying to get in shape and do P90x. He had a fallout on his diet and dude was crying, so it's something he's had for a while.
It sucks that being soft and having mental illnesses are always grouped together.
There's a difference between being weak and being mentally sick.
If someone is crossing the Boston Marathon finish line, gets bombed, and loses physical feeling in their legs and isn't able to walk anymore, we automatically sympathize for them. But if someone is mentally ill and unable to control their emotions, we call them soft.
Sickness is sickness. Somethings we can help and tame, some things we can't.
These bipolar issues don't get enough respect from the general public. **** is REAL.
But I will say this. I can't knock anyone that is a bit skeptical about dude's motives. Making an "I'm done" video does seem a bit opportunistic in the sense that he can come back and say "I decided not to let the nay-sayers stop me from living my dream". I truly hope this isn't a ploy like that, because I'd lose all respect for dude.