Yep, that's fucked up and kids are so unprepared emotionally for such mental violence! That's why I say they need time to reboot their perceptions, they need to be separated from the problems. If it's the Internet then it's obvious that allowing them to feed their addiction by having continued access to it is just keeping their feet to the fire! Kids who are suicidal at a very y0oung age; if they're lucky enough to have survived that phase, often realize later how utterly small their world was and how trivial their perceived life ending problems really were. They just need time to figure it out, away from the source of the pain! Like I said, she needed to be taken away from the school (which her parents did more than once) but what they failed to do was stop her having access to the sites where she was obsessed with how she was being seen. `People develop obsessions about things that later they realize are stupid if given time to figure it out, and the first thing is to remove them from the thing that's hurting them....Here in Japan, bullying is epidemic and child suicides are perhaps among the highest in the world....kids live in such a small world because we as adults and parents don't do enough to expand it for them....we let them play their games and have their devices without thinking about what they do with them....in some ways the internet is more harmful to kids than drugs
