Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Very sad, a beautiful person inside and out who’s kindness and friendship went beyond the parameters of her job.
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[Misc] Caroline Flack
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portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
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Quite agree. Point I’m making to. All very well saying media is at fault but the world today is like an ocean of fish, each crying out for attention and desperate to be noticed. When fame comes for the ‘lucky’ few, and boy am I not jealous of them, many are so mentally fragile they’re overwhelmed by, especially when they do something wrong and are judged in the court of public opinion. Endless list these days of minor and even some major celebrities all talking about having wanted to kill themselves. Half of me cynically suspects it’s just to get more attention but it’s probably true because going from being a nobody to continually followed by press and millions of people liking and commenting on you online must be utter utter madness. Insane. I’m not surprised plenty can’t cope and tragedies like this occur.
I think it probably depends what TV/website/paper you watch/read.
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Spot on.
Just one look at the Daily Mail comments section (it’s not regulated or censored) in 3 hours time will reiterate this.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Nope not heard of her and read one paper a week ...use the internet every day etc...but it doesn’t really matter ..what does is that the poor lass died
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,071
She was middle aged, although that’s another very vulnerable group because life starts to really throw some curve balls at you along with increasing mortality awareness.
studio150
Well-known member
To help you further, far more animals are killed for trophies and they had no choice in ending their lives.
On a far more serious note, this suicide just illustrates how timely the current focus on mental health is. There are many organisations that are only a call or a message away that can help where anyone is so low that they can not see a way out.
RIP
maltaseagull
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I don't read papers or read papers but do look online bbc and TOL.
I watch tv but avoid Love Island etc so have never heard of her. Still , sad to see anyone die so young.
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bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
No. Having googled her I think she has something to do with Strictly and Love Island which will explain why have not heard of her.Am I alone in not knowing who she is?
RIP though
and much of the public ... so many spiteful people have always been of the “Well, there’s no smoke without fire” and “I knew it, I never liked them anyway”, when someone’s name is dragged through the mud. Long, long before a court appearance.
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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No, that’s not what I knew her for, but then again, I don’t read the gutter press.
BTW: Your comment comes over as ‘Slut Shaming’.
David Walliams probably feels even more uncomfortable now than he did at the National Television awards a couple of weeks ago when his joke about her went down like a lead balloon.
Given how fragile she obviously was if his quip about her had been better received by her peers in the industry which would have made her feel even more isolated it could have sent her over the edge even earlier. I reckon Walliams had a bit of a lucky escape.
Given how fragile she obviously was if his quip about her had been better received by her peers in the industry which would have made her feel even more isolated it could have sent her over the edge even earlier. I reckon Walliams had a bit of a lucky escape.
Lenny Rider
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Totally unnecessary.
I hope in the cold light of day you will reassess what you’ve said and ask the moderators to remove it.
Out of interest are you a parent?
The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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Isn’t she the one who had been charged with assault of her partner recently? I wonder if the sympathy would be the same had this been a man...
Still a waste if young life, but a question that should be asked all the same IMO
Still a waste if young life, but a question that should be asked all the same IMO
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Probably the kind of spiteful comment that messed her mind up in the first place
I reckon the ex-boyfriend coward who grassed her up over a domestic and got her sacked might be feeling a bit guilty at the moment
RIP Caroline
It was a bitchy comment about someone who’s just passed away.
Miximate
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Probably the kind of spiteful comment that messed her mind up in the first place
I reckon the ex-boyfriend coward who grassed her up over a domestic and got her sacked might be feeling a bit guilty at the moment
RIP Caroline
Not sure any victim of Domestic Abuse (male or female) should feel ‘guilty’ for ‘grassing up’
RIP
It would.
The vast majority of NSC’ers are decent people who show respect, regardless of the deceased’s gender or anything else.
I’ve seen it.
People suffering in the moment are locked into a state of total despair, they fail to recognise that close one’s love them with all their heart, the world seems dark, there’s no point to them carrying on.
Sad.