There Is A Fine Line Between

  • Posted: May 27, 2010 by

There is always a fine line between this and that. The world is comprised of gray. We don’t always like the fact, but the fact is, some things are not as easy as right and wrong, black and white, or stop and go. So it is not always easy to say that if we do [...]

Bullycide: Newsworthy?

  • Posted: May 5, 2010 by

Whenever I see a friend post a story of a case of bullycide in the news, I am always intrigued by what others will say about it. There are mixed feelings by many because some just do not understand how being bullied can be such a bad ordeal. Others simply think kids these days should [...]

Bullycide: A Reader’s Story [Reader Submitted]

  • Posted: April 10, 2010 by

I like to hear from the readers because it lets me know that the word is getting heard. User submitted stories will be posted here so long as it is respectful of the community of people as a whole. As follows is a story submitted by a woman named Kirsty; it has been edited only [...]

Bullycide: Always Gray

  • Posted: April 6, 2010 by

Growing up, my mother always hated the fact that everything had to be black or white for me; I could never accept that there was a gray area. After all, in my mind, black and white constitute gray; there just had to be some black and white in order to get to the area known [...]

Through The Eyes Of A Child

  • Posted: March 26, 2010 by

It’s always funny and cute to see my friend’s status updates on Facebook, especially those involving their kids. Whether it be something funny their kids said or did for the day, most people seem to react better to a status message involving a cute anecdote with other peoples’ kids. Maybe it is because we miss [...]

Bullycide: Morality and Emotions

  • Posted: February 16, 2010 by

It is sometimes easy to let our emotions drive us; the pure adrenaline that flows through us can move us in ways that no energy drink ever could. Even to run on our emotions alone can give us the strength to fight a powerhouse that we might otherwise not even think to take on. But [...]

Bullycide: Why Wait?

  • Posted: February 8, 2010 by

Many people are empowered by tragedy; it motivates them to better the world around them so others don’t have to suffer as they did. Why it takes a tragic loss to have others care for others as we already should is beyond me, but for some reason, tragedy invokes compassion. We’ve all seen it: your [...]

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