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Everyone Matters
Everyone wants, and needs a safe place where good times, good friends, and motivational messages can be shared. A place where hate, negativity, and intolerance will happily take a backseat to the positive collaborations and friendships that are built. Welcome to Lifetime Social, the first true "social" media platform designed to connect, and inspire people to work together and build relationships that matter.
We believe that by focusing on what truly matters—your safety and happiness—we can make sure that heartbreaking stories such as the ones below, become things of the past. Our mission is to create a safe space the eliminates the root causes of hatred and where every user can feel secure and valued.
we matter, because they all mattered
School Dangers
Investigators say the now-deceased gunman who opened fire at a Nashville, Tennessee, high school on Wednesday, killing a female student and injuring another student before turning the gun on himself, was "significantly influenced" by web-based material found on sites "most would find harmful and objectionable."
Harmful Content
Some of the biggest social media platforms are failing to detect and remove dangerous suicide and self-harm content, according to a new study. Research from the Molly Rose Foundation found that...
Jarell and Shahjahan
Jarell and Shahjahan
One fall evening in 2020, Jarell Jackson and Shahjahan McCaskill were chatting in Jackson’s Hyundai Sonata, still on a post vacation high, when 24 bullets ripped through the inside of their car.
Amanda Todd
Nate Bronstein
Jarell and Shahjahan
It's was a tragedy when fifteen-year-old Amanda Todd, of Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, decided to make a Wednesday the last day of her life, but the harassment she received on social media decided for her...
Jordan DeMay
Nate Bronstein
Nate Bronstein
Jordan DeMay, a 17-year-old from Marquette, Michigan, took his own life on March 25, 2022, after three Nigerian men pretended to be a female online and coerced DeMay to send a nude photo of himself...
Nate Bronstein
Nate Bronstein
Nate Bronstein
Cyberbullying is deadly to kids.
Just weeks before hanging himself, Nate Bronstein, a 15-year-old had received a Snapchat message from a basketball teammate urging him to “go kill yourself,” said his mother.
Jacob Stevens
Jacob Stevens
Jacob Stevens
A devastated dad has warned others about a Tik Tok challenge that took the life of his son. Jacob Stevens from Columbus, Ohio, tragically passed away after he overdosed on Benadryl after a TikTok challenge.
CJ Dawley
Jacob Stevens
Jacob Stevens
CJ Dawley was 17 when he died by suicide. In an exclusive interview with CNN Business, his parents explain how his social media addiction 'led to his death' and why they're suing Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.
Nikolas Cruz
Jacob Stevens
Ronnie McNutt
17 Killed in mass shooting... The FBI was alerted six months ago after a YouTube user named "Nikolas Cruz" posted a comment stating "I'm going to be a professional school shooter" on the video site...
Ronnie McNutt
Brenton Tarrant
Ronnie McNutt
Three weeks ago, Josh Steen watched his close friend Ronnie McNutt kill himself live on Facebook. Now, he is fighting for answers from the firm and other social media platforms where clips of the suicide are seen...
Brenton Tarrant
Brenton Tarrant
Brenton Tarrant
...the video was filmed by a perpetrator of the mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, in which dozens of people were killed and injured... and it was live-streamed online.
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