On Mon, Feb 17, 2020 at 6:05 AM Adam Bowie wrote:
> I can't begin to think about how tough it must be to be a young person in
> today's world of social media. While bullying has always happened, at least
> you could largely leave it behind at the school gates at the end of the
> day. Today it's
Correction:
Reading a little more about Caroline Flack, I realise that I was wrong to
say that she had not talked about her suffer mental health issues in public
previously. In fact she had, been quite public about some of those issues.
I don't think that this was necessarily a case of mental
I can't begin to think about how tough it must be to be a young person in
today's world of social media. While bullying has always happened, at least
you could largely leave it behind at the school gates at the end of the
day. Today it's 24/7 with jokes and memes being shared, to which you may or
I treat depressed and suicidal patients every day, and frequently have to
decide whether to involuntarily hospitalize people. So I have a deep
interest in these issues. I run a group for depressed young adults (18-25),
and a frequent topic is the impact of social media in a number of ways. If
you
I'm not aware that she had any specific mental health issues - at least
none that were widely reported. But the implication that is being widely
insinuated is that it was pressure from the press or social media that
drove her to take the path she did.
In general, I think the over-riding tone is
Thanks for this Adam (and to Brad for the link to the video summary), it
does help me get a sense of what is going on.
What I am still unclear about is this: Was Ms Flack known to have mental
health struggles prior to her death, and was this part of what she was
being bullied about? Or are people
It's unlikely that most of this group will know who she is unless they
watch the UK original version of Love Island which I think is on Netflix
Stateside, where I believe it does fairly well. And I should preface all of
this by saying that I never watched Love Island, and I don't make a habit
of
From: tvornottv@googlegroups.com [mailto:tvornottv@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Joe Hass
>I'll yield to our British correspondent for more info, but the sense I
>gathered is that the domestic incident caused her to draw more and more inward.
Here’s a bit of a primer from Channel 4:
I'll yield to our British correspondent for more info, but the sense I
gathered is that the domestic incident caused her to draw more and more
inward.
On Sun, Feb 16, 2020, 18:25 PGage wrote:
> I don’t recall knowing anything about her or her show; had to search our
> archives to find this note
I don’t recall knowing anything about her or her show; had to search our
archives to find this note posted by Bob a few months ago. But my Twitter
feed has been full of posts relating this to social attitudes about mental
illness, which got my attention. Does anyone here have more context on this
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