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Right then. I hope this is the most constructive way to do this, but I'm a bit raging at the moment and hope you can help.
My son - @EliotBrew - along with a friend or two put their heart and soul into making a short film (their first). They posted it on YouTube.
Today I found abusive comments left underneath it, that I've traced back to bullies from his old school. Just vile abuse.
Today I found abusive comments left underneath it, that I've traced back to bullies from his old school. Just vile abuse.
A favour then. I'm not asking people to love or hate what he's done. But could you take a look at this two minute short film, and give him some constructive feedback? Or leave him a comment to drown out the hate he's received?
I want to turn their vileness and hate into something positive, and show my brilliant son that it's safe to put his art, his heart and his work into the world. Without having cowardly keyboard bullies shooting him down.
Thank you. I don't ask you to like it, or dislike it. Just give a youngster a fair crack of the whip. And show him that his life doesn't have to be determined by the bullies who tried to make his life hell for the last five years.
(The abusive comments have been removed and reported btw - dealing with those separately).
