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"We need you," Margaret Cho says in her new video for the "It Gets Better" campaign. "The world cannot go on without you." The entertainer shares that she was bullied so often as a teenager that she wanted to take her own life many times. The campaign was launched by Dan Savage to discourage bullied LGBTQ youth from committing suicide. Cho concludes her message by asking teens to "stay with us. We love you so much."
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