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Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 7:03 pm
Ive been dealing with a life threatening illness since 2001, Umm my mom got cancer in 2006, she died in November, this is when i heard the new album...they helped me cope...and well i was living with my aunt and i moved out, they helped me deal with that...i fell in love with a girl during this time...they helped me deal with that...s**t they're still helping me...i didnt want to get into details so forgive me...
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 7:14 pm
These are all amazing. I agree, we should send them this. It's funny to think, that prolly when Gee started this band many years ago, he had no idea about how many lives he would touch and/or save. I have no stroy of my own, thank god, but i know if I ever will, MCR will help me get through.
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 2:11 pm
Well, this reason doesn't seem exactly as good as Carla's. x3 Buuut it's my story and I guess I'll share it. xP
You know how when you're a teenager in the years of 13 - 15 you're all easily depressed and everything. D:
Mkay so I've never been skinny, or popular, or cute, etcetera right. Well I was always picked on. All the way up until 7th grade. So yeah you get the harsh comments constantly all the time. "Fatty! Hey look mommy! I think it's a fat person from the circus!" You get it and anyways you know it hurts for a while. And when you're little you just cry because it hurt your feelings, but when you get older it devolps into something more. Like now, My friends tell me I'm not fat, My mom says I'm not fat, blah blah well I don't believe you even if you show me myself in the mirror. No I dont have an eating disorder, I just don't TRUST anyone anymore. At all. So in 5th Grade I started listening to My Chem and i LOVED it. :3 I would sit in my room after school and just listen to MCR and love it. I mean I didn't understand the music too much but I listened to the beats and the rhythms and took them in. Later on I started getting depressed cuz' I was getting called stupid, fat, ugly, etc. constantly. My mom thought I was lying which I think is horrible and I stopped doing my homework and my work in class. I started to fail and I ended up getting grounded which didn't help any. So depression and grounding is a really bad combonation. I didn't do anything to improve on my grades until a few months later and I actually passed into the 6th grade. In sixth grade the torturing and suffering had just began. All throughout the year I was picked on even more so than I ever had been before. I mean just randomly some kids would walk up to me and throw crap at me blah blah. I'm gonna skip some stuff because this is already long enough xD and yeah. So I was still being tormented and I began cutting myself. >>; My mom didn't know, my step dad didn't know my teachers didn't know. Heck everyone thought I was a happy camper. D: And when I actually tried to talk to my mom, she wouldn't listen to me. So I sorta had lost hope and gave up on god's sorry a**. So since the 6th grade I've been atheist. Mkay, so far I have no hope, no friends and depression. At the end of the school year I picked up my bullets CD and started almost worshiping My Chem. They were like gods and it hit me that what they were saying was true. Demolition lovers, oh Demolition lovers helped me so much as a song. I made a few friends and they stuck with me. The only important thing I can say about 7th grade was that I attempted suicide. It didn't work as you can see. . . Mkay now as a 7th grader I had pre-teen angst, depression, sharp objects, anger, frustration, and a feeling inside me that said I needed to die plus a ******** up familly. Anyway, my suicide attempt failed and my mom doesn't know about it. I've been depressed for like ever and then I once again started listening to MCR Constantly. My bullets CD was like a safe haven. It was always drop my things in the garage after I get home and go to my room, turn on my MCR Cd and sleep. That was my life after school. This year umm. Boys came into the picture? Boys are a very stupid reason to even be depressed but anyway that was one of the reasons. My Chem saved my life with their music. In head first for halos the line "Just think happy thoughts and we'll fly hommmeee" had clicked in my head one day. I finally understood. Someone would always be there for me wether I KNEW it or not. Wether it was a friend or a sibling or my mom or a school counselor or just my music. :] Gerards voice and the band's sound save me. The way that they interperet our lives in their music, the way that they make it sound like it'll be okay even when it may not be okay. The way MCR Just portrays life. They've helped me so much and I just happen to be listening to them right now. :]
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 7:19 pm
My story isn't exactly as good as a lot of other people's either. ._. But here goes.
It was the beginning of grade eight, the oh so wonderful year where everybody separates into cliques and girls are expected to be beautiful and you get depressed at everything and s**t like that. I went in perfectly happily, expecting to be friends with everybody like grade seven, but it wasn't like that. At all. All the girls in my school (excluding most of my friend group) turned into whores that went out drinking every weekend, and talking s**t behind people's backs. And I hated all of them, and I started to get really depressed and hated myself/them. That's when I really started getting into mcr, and at one point I hated my life so much that I just wanted to kill myself. And I almost did, too. But I just spent that night listening to my chem, and it got me through that. So pretty much all of grade eight I spent lying around in bed being depressed, but they got me through it.
and this year it's way worse, and pretty much all the people I know excluding a few close friends are just completely ******** up their lives. and to top it all off, over the summer I had developed this constant nervousness just nagging at me, which was pretty unbearable cause it was there ALL the time. Then I kinda got this huge fear of death, and then it turned into a fear of living normally because I knew I'd die one day. But then the new mcr came out, and it was just the thing to help me through all of that. Lately I've been feeling a lot better, but whenever I get all suicidal and stuff I just listen to them and I can get through it. So they're the reason I'm alive, and for me that's pretty darn huge. and also I've always been a pretty happy person until grade eight, and everyone still thinks that about me. so I never really told anyone I get depressed, so they're the only thing that get me through okay.
And now I get to go see them live. In 91 days. :'D I actually can't breathe right now.
And also: no matter how shitty the day went or whatever, they can always make me feel better within seconds.
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 12:55 pm
They saved me from myself. which was nothing really.
i say "MCR saved my life" but not in the way most people think of it.
i don't even rember what i was like before MCR. i was no one. "it was ruining who i was to a point where i was just going to be nothing". i had NO IDENTITY. i wore what everyone else wanted me to wear, i listened to what everyone wanted me to, and i was just shy, quiet, and doubtful (i still am though). i was just so forgetable, i don't even remember me.
i knew i wasn't social. i wasn't fun, i wasn't pretty. i was born with a birth defect, it affected the way i looked but other people could look past it and i couldnt. i would ask "why? why me, of all the millions of people?" but worst of all i was depressed because i just couldn't fit in. i just didn't feel like talking to people, trying to be social, it just wasn't me. i was shy, creative, and by the time i was in 7th grade, accepted that i would die alone.
there was a time i wanted to kill myself and i was the only one that knew. i don't how i got through that alone. i don't think i ever told anyone before
then i found the helena video. i was always interested in becoming a director, artist, and i always liked music but i never saw this side of it before. the dark beauty in it, it took my breath away. It was... so dark. and i wasn't scared, i was intrested. it appealed to the darker side of me that i guess i was afraid of. In that moment i would just look at the art direction of it and at gerard's face. it was such a beautiful video.
after that i downloaded GOY and that was it. i bought 3 cheers, bullets, and never looked back.
they helped me find who i was, even if it wasn't what everyone wanted me to be. I wear black, i live, breathe, and need music. i'm going to be in the music industry, if i'm a producer, manager, marketing agent, director whatever, i'm going for it because i'm not afraid to be what i am now.
i've faced opposition in what i wear, and in my love for MCR, but i stand up for it. If someone says something, i can let it go, or defend myself and i've never been able to do that before. in the past, if someone said, "i hate your shirt" even if it was my favorite shirt in the world, i'd say "i hate it too but i had nothing else" and never wear it again.
mcr taught me to be me, never take anyone's s**t and to basically say ******** YOU.
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 3:42 pm
Do You Wanna To Hold My Hand? Or Just Sign This Photograph? Because I'm Your Biggest Fan. sigh
let's start from the beginning when I FIRST heard MCR, I Finally Found The Place I Belonged I knew where i was meant to be, They are the first thing to ever feel right to me i fit in and i understood. and MCR was the first thing that made me happy again. They made me smile, laugh, giggle, and all sorts of warm and fuzzy feelings and the more I learned about them, the more i LOVED Them. They made me truly happy for the first time since those delightful childhood years. There has never been anything in my life like MCR. No one told me about MCR, i found them. I fell instantly in love with them. They are mine in way. They COMPLETELY changed my life for the best. taught me to smile again, to laugh again, to love again. i had forgot it. they taught me almost like parents teaching an enfant.
now I have a good life, a good but kinda broken family and The Best Friends EVER, but they are here, online and i can't seem to find happiness. it's something mental i've done i have all sorts of horrible feelings, terrors, tremors, and dark disillusions of my mind that haunt me and never leave me alone honestly, they could kill and in fact they have tried anyway, without getting into things that have happened in my life. i've wanted to kill myself and just find peace in an eternal sleep for the longest time. and a couple times, i was dead set on going to and Aiden saved me then. They did. Them and even Chels too ((See MCR was out of the press and seemed so distant then THOUGH the first couple times i thought about suicide, i nodded at suicide i was going up to get my destruction for my suicide, MCR stopped me right then and there. They kept me from it, they sheltered me from it)) and i kept thinking that would be the last time i'm going to try few weeks maybe months later, i would get to that point again and for one month straight i was permantently there i wanted to die and many times, i was going to make sure i did. but The Black Parade was being leaked from Live Shows and Etc then so i would listen over and over and over to it until i finally put the blade away and got up slowly off the floor and decided to keep not to die, not to end it all and to keep on living just for another day, at the most well, i made it through that month, still alive, barely alive and suicide still a requent friend just stopping by to show its face and then I heard it Famous Last Words by the first words i was already in tears and by the chorus i couldn't stop crying I Am Not Afraid To Keep On Living I Am Not Afraid To Walk This World Alone that was IT; That's What i needed more than anything i needed to hear that, i needed someone to tell me that That's what i had been waiting for, longing for. And MCR gave it to me. i wept a long time after it was finished and i decided that would be me. This Would Be MY Song I decided at that very moment, I'm Going To Live I'm Going To Make It. I want to be here through it ALL I'll Walk Through ALL The Hell, Just For My Brief Glimpses Of Heaven They Gave Me The Will Power To Live And even though, i get to those points still where i wish to just sleep and never wake, The Song, MCR, The Black Parade, They all come to me and i know that i have to carry on. That I Need To. It's All Them. I still can't listen to song without crying, the video makes me weep but from empowerment and happiness
MCR Gave Me A Place To Call My Own, And Changed My Life Forever, Gave Me A True Happyness, Taught Me To Smile And Love Again, And Not Only Saved My Life, But They Saved Me From Myself which is what i needed THE Most WOULD YOU LEAVE ME LYING HERE?
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 1:38 pm
Well this is to much detail as I dont really want to talk about it much.
My dad left when I was six and it never really bugged me until I turned 12. Then my dad tryed to commit sucide twice. One of which he phoned me before trying to say he was sorry. I then found that I suffered from SAD[ Sesonal anti deprresion] like my dad. I hated every one around me and blamed myself for the departure of my dad. Music was my only escape from it all. But I found "Pop" music to fake. I slowly started listening to bands like Green day. The more mainstream bands. But still I didn’t find it good enough. So I started to cut. My friend had mentioned a band called MCR a couple of times and at first I was reluctant to listen. As I am very stubborn. But I finally caved in and she sat me down in front of the computer and played Helena. It was beautiful. I loved it the moment it touched my ears. Soon after I was becoming more and more obsessed with them and found them an escape route from everyone around me. I then brought LOTMS and everything fell it to place. I cried after watching it realising I wasn’t the only one who had expericed bad things in life. Because lets face it when your down you feel like your the only one like that and ever since then I have been a huge fan of theirs. I have only seen them once but will be seeing them twice in March and hope I shall one day be able to meet them and tell them how much their music means to me. Although I know I wont be the first to say so. Because they still help know.
Thats one of my expericence which I am willing to share XOXO
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Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 12:38 pm
******** that s**t Bert and Jepha ******** saved mine
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Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 3:15 am
Well I wouldn't say they saved my life, but they have helped me through some very tough times. Plus they are also a big inspiration to me, musically.
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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 6:17 pm
My Chem didn't exactly save my life... but they did help me through a really tough time. My home life really sucked and my stepmom was being a raging b***h and I just couldn't take it anymore. I had to move out to preserve what little sanity I had left. Anyway! While I was packing all my s**t I'd listen to MCR and they'd help me to cope with my stress and keep myself together. In short they really gave the strength to keep my head up and move out.
Actually i'm going to see them in concert May 22nd. It's my first concert ever and I'm super-psyched!
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 12:29 pm
I don't have a sad heart wrenching story about how they saved me because they didn't really save me in that way. They saved me in a different kind of way. They showed me what it's like to live. They make me feel like someone actually cares. I'm not sure if that counts as saving, but to me it is. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 1:12 pm
It wasn't really the music that saved me. It was more the band itself. To of seen them pull through such hard times, and not give up, and still go on. It inspires you to do that same. To keep on living, And to think there are people out there like that, It kinda gives you a reason to live, to maybe be one of those people. I mean, If others can do it, Why can't you?
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Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 1:49 pm
Honestly, MCR hasn't saved my life. (yet) I do have to say that some of the things they have said and done (mainly Gee heart ) have made me feel better about myself. smile
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Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 3:05 pm
firesember222 Actually i'm going to see them in concert May 22nd. It's my first concert ever and I'm super-psyched! Portland!! biggrin I'll see you there!
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 1:36 pm
I EAT BRAINZ! MCR didn't exactly save my life, they just helped me through a really really hard time in my life. But ohman. That's one long ******** story. I'll cut it short... A friend's mom slipped into a coma. It was horrible, because she was pretty much my second mom. She was a great and wonderful woman. My friend, her dad and I got each other through that time, and when they weren't there, MCR helped me. Then later, her mom still in a coma, her dad overdosed on cocaine and died. He was pretty much my second dad, so it was harder than with her mom, as there was still a chance she could live. Later her mom died. My friend slipped into depression, deep depression. She didn't eat, barely drank, stayed in bed all day, didn't speak a word to anyone, and I was suspecting she smoked, too. I had to look after her as no one else would. I had to skip school to do so, and I was nearly expelled because I skipped so many times. At the end of each day, I was really exhausted and wondered why I kept her going, why I myself kept going, why I didn't just crawl under the covers with her and stay there. That's when MCR (and Aiden) came into play. Also my close friends on Gaia, but that's another story. At the same time I was caring for her, my parents started to barely be around. That meant it was me, my nearly-90 year old oma, and my brothers most nights. Me in charge. One night, my oma had a heart attack. My brothers weren't any help, standing there, panicking, crying. So basically I had to do it all, even though I was also panicking and such. Stressful stressful. My "friends" were giving me a hard time too. But MCR pulled me through. All in all, I had the worst beginning of the year ever. It was hell. There's a whole lot more, but...I won't get into that... Wow. If thats true, WOW. Man. You're so- WOW...
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