Paris Jackson ‘Safe And Doing Fine’ on 6/6/13

Thank you for the updates ladies. What the poor girl must be going through is a major worry. That's correct midangerous, she did do the right thing by asking for help. It's just so disturbing that she slipped through the net when the help she seeked didn't stop her from harming herself It could have been fatal.

You know what ladies? In my opinion I don't for a second think she went as far as she did for not being allowed to attend Marilyn Manson's gig ... I think it's simply because she's finding life difficult to cope with being without her beloved Daddy it very much speaks for itself doesn't it. It's all revolving around our dearest MJ, everything that's going on. I read the most dumb & tactless post from someone on another site where they've stated "Michael would have comforted Paris and reassured her that everything would be fine had he been here". How utterly disrespectful that comment is because 'If Michael WAS here, Paris wouldn't be in this dreadful situation'. What is with these idiots? Why don't they think what they are saying in such a drastic situation before they type such a remark??? They make my blood boil

Those pictures are heart-tugging, Admin. Thank you for sharing.

Adorable pictures admin..I dunno why but I couldn't hold back my tears when I saw the amazing father-daughter duo,it just breaks my heart to imagine how two extremely close people are seperated. Just see how cute they looked,but they won't be together again..I miss you Michael,so much.
God knows what Paris is going through!
I just wanna hug her once and comfort her,and tell her that we all love her.
And youre right MjjPureSoul-some people just don't think twice before giving such remarks.

It makes us annoyed because they call themselves fans and then come out with that sort of tactless dribble. There's not much difference between that and the BS that the media come out with.

Paris needs to develope rhino skin like her beloved Daddy had.

Here's to the weekend ladies. Try have an enjoyable one whatever you do

Personally I dont think twitter helped matters. I know I have been cyber bullied through social media and im just a regular teenager- the bullying im sure was many times worse for her from not just people at school- but the lowlife MJ hater jacka**es that have nothing better to do than badmouth someone they dont know and are jealous of.

I see what youre saying. But it takes all of about 5 seconds for Paris to see what the haters are saying no matter if the hater account was deleted or not. Not only that, but if you get your twitter deleted, all you have to do is take about 5 minutes to make a new email account and set up another twitter account. All it takes is to see the hate it doesnt matter if the account is deleted or not - it still hurts deeply.

I'd be in with a petition for Paris to hear our opinions that she should quit twitter, definitely. I absolutely agree her account should be scrapped. I have heard so many nasty stories about those social sites (both twitter and that other, facebook) I'm quite glad myself I have never wanted to use them. Small sites like this cosy little Michael establishment is plenty enough for me. I'm well satisfied with this. I'm actually surprised that Paris even got involved with twitter after Michael once had a bad expreience on some social network site back in 07 I think it was. One of his guards had to tell him that social sites weren't what he wanted them to be, so to speak. Someone had said some nasty thing to Michael and obviously he got upset over it so his guard told him to keep away from them. I read that story somewhere I hope I can find it for you to look at. But after that i think Michael did stop using it.

Honestly i dont think most minors should even be allowed to use these social networks due to maturity issues (not talking about Paris) The only reason im even on facebook is because i have out of state family on there that i cannot reach easily any other way. Its much too public. When these kids my age begin applying for jobs- their employers WILL look at their social media activity and can deny them a job based on their actions on those sites. Others have the issues of bullying and some are doing the bullying. Bullying in person is hard enough but when you cant even get away from it online- it can get to be a bit much.

I agree about these social media sites. I have both FB and Twitter accnts but rarely ever use FB (don't trust it) and Twitter mostly to follow MJ news and I'm old enough to be Paris' mom and then some. I know she desperately wants to be like any other teen but normalcy is something she will never have. Just like her father. The cruelty and hatred in comments these days is astounding and her young shoulders already have more than anyone should have to bear. The link below gives an example of some of what she's been dealing with. It isn't pretty...

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Corlista, thanks for sharing this link to give us an insight on what Paris has received on twitter. I feel ill just seeing that toxic garbage from such evil users off that place There's some real psycho freaks out there it's frightening. Then for her to have that demon spawn who calls himself a Doctor! trying to show support and reassurance ..... He's the last thing she needs bothering her. I really hope! she moves to her mother Debs home. I'm sure it's only natural.

Hi midangerous, when I get a bit longer on the poot I'll look for that story to put here

Admin i agree completly she need that twitter and facebook crap out of her life! i think its sad that claims are saying that she did it just because she can't go to a concert, that is no reason for trying to commit Suicide there is way more to it than that!

I've been looking around on twitter help center today, and I believe this is what Paris should be looking at here:


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Thx, midangerous, for your research.  I'm fairly new to Twitter and haven't been bullied but your information was helpful.  Tx.