Originally posted by emmanuel_punk

She will become a LEGEND now!

Originally posted by brit_onstar*

Well, there's nothing wrong with feeling sorry over someone dying although no one can justify her drug addiction just because she had a hard life. There are billions of people living in poverty and they don't do it. But she had it all, fame and fortune. She's just proving that we humans aren't perfect. One can fall from a pedestal either by someone pushing her into it or it was herself that caused her own fall. People go through a lot of stuff, and I guess, for some people, they probably see her as some kind of inspiration, not to become like her.

Originally posted by Celestial

Forever an Icon. Rest in peace Amy.

I never gave up hope on her, I always thought she would make a successful comeback and beat her demons. Back to Black is pretty much the only release from 2006 that I still listen to occasionally. Her talent was undeniable. This isn't necessarily shocking, but it doesn't feel real either.

Originally posted by Bea.

It was inevitable because she did get help, she did have people reaching out to her prepared to do anything and yet she carried on. And a love of drugs is a way of saying that getting high was more important to her than anything else in her life, it doesn't mean she wanted to snuggle with them. I have known drug addicts who I loved and cared for but they just preferred the drugs to anything else that anyone could give them. And evitable isn't a word, please stop using it, stupid boy.

Originally posted by MusicTalker

I agree. I thought her comeback would be humungous.

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Stop playing the "who deserves sympathy" game. There's always someone who's had a harder life, grew up in worse conditions. Nobody's excusing the drug addiction, but there's no reason to act like there should only be a limited supply of sympathy doled out to only the most "deserving" candidates.

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Stop playing the "who deserves sympathy" game. There's always someone who's had a harder life, grew up in worse conditions. Nobody's excusing the drug addiction, but there's no reason to act like there should only be a limited supply of sympathy doled out to only the most "deserving" candidates.

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Stop playing the "who deserves sympathy" game. There's always someone who's had a harder life, grew up in worse conditions. Nobody's excusing the drug addiction, but there's no reason to act like there should only be a limited supply of sympathy doled out to only the most "deserving" candidates.