#amanda todd

[internet-siren]

Remembering Amanda Todd (1996-2012) 🖤

Amanda Todd was only 15 trying to find her way in the world 🌍. In 2012, I was her age, scrolling my Tumblr dashboard one autumn morning before school. And there she was—her story, flashing through silent cards, each one telling a piece of her pain 💔. Amanda faced bullying, harassment, and manipulation beyond anything anyone should ever experience.

It all started with a stranger who pressured her to expose herself, using her trust against her, turning it into a weapon. When Amanda said no, he put her photos on a website notorious for preying on young people—her nightmare had begun 😔. She changed schools, her family moved, and yet, the bullying followed her. Amanda kept searching for a safe place, but nowhere felt secure—her past seemed to follow her everywhere 🥀.

One day, she turned to an old friend, looking for comfort. But even that connection turned against her, as she was physically assaulted by other students, left more isolated and hurt than before 💧. Amanda’s strength, her resilience, her hope—they were incredible, but the cruelty kept piling on, pushing her deeper into darkness.

Her story left us with a message: that we all need to protect each other, to stand up against cruelty, to offer help instead of harm. Amanda’s memory is a call to action—against cyberbullying, against harassment, and for kindness 🕊️. Her mother founded the Amanda Todd Legacy Foundation to keep her voice alive, fighting for anti-bullying education and support. Even now, her story resonates, a reminder of how powerful our words and actions can be.

To Amanda and all those who’ve suffered in silence, we remember you 💜. Your voice, your story, your memory—they echo still.

[traumatizedjaguar]

what I don't think people understand is that abusers aren't a rare find. I had a lot of kids get involved in bullying me and some of those emotional abusers went as far as SA and most of them don't care to acknowledge they did this like it must be kept some secret now that were all adults, and so many got involved because it was like the new trending thing to bully me. when Amanda Todd got bullied - 15 kids showed up to beat her up or cheer on the people who were verbally abusing her in the halls because it was seen as a good thing to bully Amanda Todd, those kids all said "you deserve this" to her. the thing with bullying is its a mob mentality, kids are easily persuaded to get involved especially when the main abusers can present fabricated evidence or witnesses; bullies show up for bullies.

[r--c]

Amanda Todd's memorial bench, victim of harassment online and suicide.

[slytherinchillvius]

Amanda Todd (1996-2012): 15 years old

Ashlynn Conner (2000-2011): 11 years old

Megan Meier (1992-2006): 13 years old

Nigel Hardy (?-2013): 13 years old

Jamey Rodemeyer (1997-2011): 14 years old

Phoebe Prince (1994-2010): 15 years old

Eric Mohat (?-2007): 17 years old

Rehtaeh Parsons (1995-2013): 17 years old

Rebecca Sedwick (2000-2013): 12 years old

Audrie Pott (1997-2012): 15 years old

Sladjana Vidovic (1992-2008): 16 years old

August Ames (1994-2017): 23 years old

Etika (1990-2019): 29 years old

It's national bullying prevention month and people who bullies others don’t realize that they can only push the victim so far where they don’t know who to talk to (including people who are close to them), be around or even know what to do anymore. The more people who bullies others online, or in-person don’t know what can happen next. They can choose to change their ways and how to treat others or they don’t change and continue to harm and hurt others.

You never know what someone else is going through, what their home life is, and not even getting to know them and just assuming that they are better than you and judging them when you never got to really them for who they are.

[rhpist]

rest in peace amanda

[intriguingpeoplebyangelafloyd]

AMANDA TODD

AMANDA TODD

1996-2012

Victim of bullying

            Amanda Todd was a 15-year old Canadian. A stranger online peer pressured her to expose her breasts which she did and he later blackmailed her and told her he would send them to her friends unless she gives him a ‘show’. The perpetrator placed her photos on a paedophile site, which was used for grooming young people into nudity or sexual acts.

            In 2010, police let Todd know that her photo was circulating on the internet and her family moved to a new home. The perpetrator started sending her picture to those at her new school, after this she was bullied and had to change schools.

Todd started chatting to an old male friend who had contacted her and he invited her to his house where they had sex when his girlfriend was on holiday. A week later, the girlfriend and a group of 15 others assaulted her. It was after this she attempted suicide but survived after being rushed to the hospital.

            Her family moved to a different city and Todd received counselling, but the students and the perpetrator continued to bully her which resulted in her suffering from depression.

            She committed suicide at her family home in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada on 10 October 2012. At the end of her life she posted a 9 minute video on YouTube where she used flashcards about how she was bullied and had been physically assaulted.

            Her death gained public and media attention, which brought awareness to cyberbullying, harassment, and her mother, Carol created the Amanda Todd trust, to support anti-bullying education programs.

            A police investigation took place which led them to a man who used the name ‘Aydin C.’ online who had numerous victims in the Netherlands, England and Canada. On his computer they found chat logs and child pornography. Dutch-Turkish man, Aydin Coban showed no remorse and was imprisoned for targeting and harassing around 39 victims online. He was found guilty in 2022 and was sentenced to 13 years in prison. Todd’s mother said that there was more than one person who was involved in her daughter’s harassment and bullying.

#amandatodd #bullying #cyberbullying #truecrime

[666h3ll999]

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[1homicide23]

[donnadsltwmart]

Something I made in loving memory of Amanda Todd. Forever in our hearts. #amandatodd #amanda #todd #jesus #jesuschrist #heaven #angel #foreverwithyou

[dbunicorn]

Ugly white Canadians want to walk down memory lane. You folks follow around pregnant women, spit at children, harass old women, and can't afford your rent.

A retard in a chicken suit is the same as a faggot in the rain with a mattress you ugly weak pig. Kill yourself so a child doesn't. 🖕🖕🖕

Yes I said faggot. Weak, white gutless emasculated, disgusting, spineless, too ugly to rape or fuck, violent white Canadian fuck. 💋

Weaker than any gay man I've ever met.

Let me help you relive your pathetic ugly past faggot and the heroes you elevate 🖕🇨🇦🇨🇦

When a corrupt faggot is a hammer. Women and children get raped and murdered.

Sequoia capital 2014!!!!! Patents forever.

Too fucking stupid to survive.

[frenchfriedgiraffe]

festive season is here…

was gonna wait until tomorrow to post this, but decided nah XD

[shyjusticewarrior]

This part of Task Force Z is my Roman empire.

Waller: This team needs a pretty face.

Harvey: How about this guy whose helmet covers his entire face?

Waller: Brilliant.

[herschelkrustofsky]

this has been in my head for months. is it anything

[holisticquoteagency]

[adorabledaylilly]

as an offering

[yourstrulylightstar283]

I understand how Amanda Todd and her family and loved ones went through and felt, I give my condolences to them. 🥺 I wish I could help Amanda Todd and her family and loved ones sooner, rest in peace to Amanda Todd and again, I give my condolences, comfort and support to her and her family and loved ones. 🥺