About A Boy

HI I CAN'T BELIVEVE THAT U RROKEN HIS RIPE AND HIS LEG

XOXOXOXO
MAW

its such a shame what happened to mike , i didnt know him but i got told what happened . i know these girls quite well and i hope they suffer the consequenes they get in the future , rest in peace michael

Faaa'r o m g sori fur ur loss ae i respect you in every way nd that u didnt press charges nah dat jus sad dat dae kan just lie lyk dat i give my condollences tu micheals family

Education is crap, maybe people should consider being enlightened on what really is going on within the world rather than political and media-rized sh*t, everyone is trying to find there way through life, yet pressure from totally unnecessary manipulation, fake roll models, expectations on how we SHOULD LIVE confuse alot of young people, Love at 13 years old these days, what is that? I can understand why youth have suicidal thoughts, hard when your waking up from being a child to an adult and relising what life is becoming and what its about, its sad reality but without world change not a lot is going to change,

my condolences to the family. my little brother committed suicide a couple of years ago, so we know exaclty what this family is going through. its a tough time, but time heals all wounds and i believe he is always with us. as your michael is with you. blessings. mel

To Mike(comment posted 2 March), please do contact the boy's parents. Whether he's in fantasy or reality, they need to know he's placed this message on your daughter's phone. Please intervene. Your daughter may be upset with you initially but we parents need to take back the responsibility we have surrendered.Celia Lashlie recommends all teens' cellphones be surrendered to parents at bedtime.

I have just found a text on my 13 year old daughters mobile phone form a boy saying that he is going to throw himself off a bridge and that he is very depressed , because she wont go out with him . what does one do , i feel like approaching his parents .what can we do .

how sad to think that teenagers like the two girls are so bored with life that they sort to play a game that ended in tragedy. Who is to blame? well New Zealand like the rest of the world are so complacent that this has become another part of everyday life. Parents allow their teenagers to have a mobile phone that is now their buddy and babysitter. Change the law on assissted sucide, because this is what it is. No parent should have to bury a child. As for the two girls Karma will come back to them when they hold their first child, and realize what they did.. Rest in Peace Michael

It was a horrible thing. Something I can not describe the lost that we in Waihi Beach and KatiKati are feeling. I din't know him well, but from what I know, was that he was a sweet,innocent person, who put others ahead of himself. It was wrong for 2 people to take advantage of his kindness, and lovingness. I feel for the family. And school want be the same with out him. Bye Michael.

God what a tragedy and let's try and stop this happening to our kids....but why did the reporting seem to concentrate on witch hunting the two girls "involved"? They are grieving for a lost friend and now they're being blamed in the national media for his death. Good way to make anyone, let alone a teenager, feel good about themselves. Seek solutions not more victims.