Anyone watching Jodie Marsh on C5

[Sparklingbrook]

Anyone think her new nose is worse than the old one? I'm not sure if programme is about bullying?

Was just thinking the same thing about her nose unfortunately...

But she is really impressing me with her empathy and compassion.

The programme is about bullying and is quite distressing actually

I don't think her nose has anything to do with it.
It is about bullying and judging someone by there looks is just a small factor in the point she is trying to get across.

That poor family who's son hung himself anyone's worst nightmare

I thought it was fairly astute in showing the affect bullying has. Even the model pretty girl was still crushed by the insecurity caused by the bully.

And that comment at the end from the head of her old school that he was sorry she "felt" she was bullied. That attitude just lets the bullies off from it.

I abhor bullies of any age, shape or form, that pack mentality - I could do a sarcastic grin here but I won't.

Me too lockets I hope they regret saying that they should be feeling ashamed today

I didn't like JM until I bought her autobiography in half price books Now I know her story, I think she is amazing. Really like her.

I've seen her in a few reality type things and she really impressed me once she was detached form the publicity grabbing, glamour girl image. I think her private persona is very different and I admire her for her recent body building career. I don't like the body building look but at least she doesn't give a care and seems to be doing what she wants to do.

But Jodie Marsh is one of the worst bullies herself. Did nobody ever read her blog? It was full of vitriol.

Read www.therealjodiemarsh.com/

I was at school with JM so interested in this programme. She remembers things differently to the way I do.

In what way tinsofmince

I was also at school with her! Didn't know her well and wasn't aware that she was being bullied but I'm not that surprised. Pastoral care was poor and the school had an unfriendly atmosphere. I was glad to leave.