Mary Kate being treated for a little more than anorexia...

I just saw on the news that there is speculation over the fact that Mary Kate is also being treated for a drug addiction in addition to her anorexia...

Updated On: 7/2/04 at 03:05 AM

Come on, everyone! Tell CATS how insensitive he's being by reporting this!! C'mon, make a big deal about how rude it is. What's taking so long?

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Well, my original post was very mean spirited, but I changed it so I wouldn't get yelled at, and now I'm getting yelled at for not being mean.... ugh....

"if you were guaranteed a billion dollars the day you turned 18, WHY would you do cocaine...gaaah...People these days... "


well she knows she can afford it :P

Redhot, nobody rolled that thousand dollar bill and put it to her little nose and made her snort. Nobody makes anyone do that. If you want to do it, you better be ready to take responsibility for the side effects like addiction, jail time, trauma and the stigma.

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Perhaps the wealthy are just as likely to make poor decisions and hurt themselves and those around them as those less financially set. Money, after all, doesn't buy happiness.

And they deserve our same help, too.

You are saying someone under 18 doesn't have the capacity to decide wheter or not to do cocaine!!! I think not. But hey sad excuse if someone wants to use it.

It is sad what wealth brings to people. They were stars at a very young age. I doubt they lived a normal life. I feel bad for her. But, truthfully, they should spread their wealth around a little so I can find out what it feels like to be rich.

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Do hugs not drugs.

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Or puppies.

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HUSSYS!

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Whatever Mary Kate's problem is (neither anorexia nor drugs have actually been confirmed), I don't think she did it on purpose as you've said, Matt. And it's quite possible she'd have more compassion for you than you're showing her. The fact that you're sick, is not her fault. Everyone has their own crosses to bear, and since you don't know her personally, I wouldn't think you could understand hers any better than she can understand yours. People are people. And no one said that life was fair or that we'd all be doled out equal amounts of money, love, and success.

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I never said that money bought happiness. I never said that people with money weren't allowed to have love and support.

What I'm SAYING is that most of the people I know that have had problems with drug addictions started doing it because their lives...well, sucked. I know that money doesn't buy happiness, but when you don't have any and you're miserable because of it, it's a different story.

Like when you don't have enough money for food. Or when you're sick but you can't pay for anything to make you feel better. Or when you live in a cardboard box in an alley somewhere. A thousand dollars would make the situation a hell of a lot happier, dontcha think?

I guess what I'm saying is that when you're as lucky as those girls are, you shouldn't be doing sh1t like that. There's no reason. Yes, fine, there's stress. So get on your yacht and go to the Carribbean for the weekend. Or go on a shopping spree at Chanel. Or get a $500 massage.

Don't yell at me for being insensitive.

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