2020 Year in Review: Comedian steps back from helping bullied Durban girl
The comedian cited lack of feedback from family and fear of flooding them with messages as his reason for doing so.
When a grade 12 learner went viral earlier this year - after opening up about being bullied - a local comedian was moved so much by the pupil's story that he attempted to step in to try and assist.
Adrenalin, who is a comedian and musician, came across a video of a school girl who had shared her story about enduring bullying in school for her body and eyes - and like many good Samaritans, he, too (with the help of some of his friends), wanted to help her by spoiling her.
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However, Adrenalin, after days of trying to reach the girl and her family, decided to stop reaching out to them when he received no feedback.
In a Facebook video, he mentioned that he did not want to inundate the family with messages for fear of scaring them off or appearing as a stalker, because it seemed as if they were uncomfortable with his communication.
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