Following the recent suicides of Tyler Clementi, Seth Walsh, Asher Brown, Justin Aaberg and Billy Lucas, 'Ugly Betty' actor Michael Urie is reaching out to teens to let them know that the bullies troubling them now won't be around forever. "It gets better," he tells PopEater at Sony's first-ever Internet Television launch party in New York. Urie, who is openly gay, is speaking out against the bullying of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered students across the nation. "On the other side of high school [and] getting bullied, is great stuff ... It isn't the end of the world because someone makes fun of you in high school."




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Thanks for spreading this positive message! I hope you reach many young people who are uncertain about their sexuality.
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Has anyone else thought about the idea, that if these kids had been 'straight', there wouldn't have been one second of news footage on them...no story unless they're gay, minority, etc...
DON'T GO ALL HOSTILE ON ME!!! Just stating a point.
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why talk of bullying only gays ? just being small , fat , dim-witted , or somehow different gives the green light for aggression from stronger people .
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This won't get printed, but if these guys didn't like playing with other guy's wee wees, they wouldn't be bullied.
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