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SojuNamja (122.153.13.131)
03-10-2009 12:34
When you have fame you have a responsibility to those who give it to you. Thankfully she wasn't too popular yet, so only a handful of teenagers will kill themselves now. Knowing how many people copy the suicides of famous people makes anyone who does it not only a coward, but a murderer as well.
toolbox (124.80.22.64)
03-09-2009 09:27
Wow, being a Korean public personality must really suck.
smany1 (74.70.8.148)
03-09-2009 08:27
Was she receiving counseling or psychotropic medication? Although initially helpful, drugs may also paralyze natural accomodation, and destabilize a fragile balance.
pastor2 (211.206.16.166)
03-09-2009 08:14
Mph: I believe you are right.. this country seems to be a land of extreme emotions.. with very little middle ground.
mphw2314 (207.161.49.169)
03-09-2009 01:35
This is such a huge problem in Korea. There needs to be programs in place for people; Koreans need a great deal of help learning how to cope with stress. I find it really sad when someone kills themselves over some so-called stressful situation - when the actual situ. wasn't all that stressful.
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