Ryan Montgomery

So there's the official real sites that really will help you for your mental health.

And they're luring from there.

And then they create their own fake ones where they'll post on Twitter that'll say, you know, are you struggling with X, Y, Z?

Join this group.

They join the group.

Everybody's all nice to you and friendly and bubbly.

And then the second that you send that nude photo, and I'm sure, you know, if you...

For me, when I was a kid, getting bullied in school, for example, it's something that at the time, I thought it would never go away.

I thought that my life was over.

I thought that no matter what I did, nobody was ever going to like me.

And I relate with these kids that when they send these nude photos...

they think my life's ruined.

You know, if this gets out to my school or to my family or to my, you know, boss or whatever it may be, that they're never going to come back from it.

Like, yeah, they made a mistake.

They shouldn't have been sending a naked photo of themselves on the internet.

I get that.

But, um,

their life will be okay.

It doesn't mean you have to end your life over it.

And that's what these guys want you to do.