Aaron Stark

And that to me is the important thing we need to do. The failure that happens is trying to mitigate the after effects and trying to stop the damage afterwards and trying to put in all these band-aids to try to make the adults feel better.

If you talk to a kid in class, they know what kids in their class are super depressed, what ones are on the edge, what ones are living in hell, which ones are very abused. Which ones are very aggressive and stuck up and which ones have borderline personality disorders? Which ones are just having anxiety issues and need to have more care? No one ever talks to the kids who actually have the problem.

If you talk to a kid in class, they know what kids in their class are super depressed, what ones are on the edge, what ones are living in hell, which ones are very abused. Which ones are very aggressive and stuck up and which ones have borderline personality disorders? Which ones are just having anxiety issues and need to have more care? No one ever talks to the kids who actually have the problem.

If you talk to a kid in class, they know what kids in their class are super depressed, what ones are on the edge, what ones are living in hell, which ones are very abused. Which ones are very aggressive and stuck up and which ones have borderline personality disorders? Which ones are just having anxiety issues and need to have more care? No one ever talks to the kids who actually have the problem.

No one ever digs in to the actual human behind any of the story.

No one ever digs in to the actual human behind any of the story.

No one ever digs in to the actual human behind any of the story.