Trey Parker & Matt Stone on Mary Kay Bergman's Death and Replacing The Female Voices
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- So sad to hear that this talented woman was so depressed and in so much pain that she didn't reach out to her friends before it was too late. I do not own this, this content belongs to the Paley Center. This was filmed on March 2nd, 2000.
Point of clarification: They actually filmed one episode without female characters (the "The Red Badge of Gayness" episode) after Mrs. Bergman's death and the last episode she was in was on "South Park" was the Mr. Hankey Christmas Special.
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When I first got into South Park, I had no clue the same woman originally voiced all the female characters, she was that amazing.
I’m 27! And I found out yesterday! 😩
Her gifted abilities and talent was truly extraordinary.
As I was watching s3 episode 15 (Christmas songs). For once I decided to read the side trivia only just to see that she died after that episode. When I went research her, it was heartbreaking to know she was one of the voice of our childhood such as jessie from Toy Story. Life is short, make the most of it.
Iv only just found this out myself at 29. Amazing
Honestly if I had so much talent and such big shoes to fill, I'd probably do the same. She had great success, but she also had a lot on her plate.
You can tell Mary Kay was more than just a coworker but also a close friend. She voiced nearly every female like how both Trey and Matt voiced almost every male. She was pretty much 1/3rd of the show's heart at the time.
I believe Trey and Matt see most of their voice crew as friends. In fact, I believe they gave Chef such a horrifying death and turn to Darth Chef is because much like the Revenge of the Sith, Issac Hayes leaving them to stay with Scientology is pretty much a betrayal by a close friend.
@@SuperMarioJustin4 it’s even more messed up because Isaac’s son basically confirmed Scientology took advantage of Isaac’s stroke to quit the show on his behalf when he wasn’t in a position to make a decision like that.
And Butch Hartman made a fucking joke?
We know who are the better creators here
@@setsers1 Yeah, Butch.
@@pokemonmanic3595 If they knew that at the time they probably would have changed the episode to at least give chef a more dignified death.
Trey's fumbling through most of the interview, you can tell Bergman's death isn't something he was comfortable talking about yet. And then Matt is just staring down on the floor. Both of them weren't ready to talk about how it affected them.
I'm sure it was painful. They were very close with her, and knowing a friend you are very close with dies (especially from killing themselves), it is impactful and, not only is it hard to lose a friend, but it adds even more when they are secretly in pain. I wouldn't doubt they didn't want to get too deep into it.
@@MasonKLutz Pussies.
You actually have no idea what was on their mind. Good chance they are both stoned.
@@Fusion991 stoned lol
@@Fusion991"ACKCHTUALLY"
They really loved her and respected her talent.
Looking at Matt, he really wasn’t ready for that question: his emotions were still raw. I feel bad for them both.
May she rest in peace.
Is that why they pretty much MOCKED her with that Britney Spears episode where Britney Spears shoots herself with a shot gun?
McGannahan Skyjellyfetti That wasn’t intended to mock her. It was part of a storyline.
@@KOHF34 I don't know, it comes off too close to home for them...
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 .....I hope you've changed. You've copy and pasted that everywhere.
Some people like to make dark shit to help them cope for one thing, but it probably had nothing to do with her
The unfortunate thing is Mary Kay Bergman was so anxious about her career being stalled. Yet, without a doubt, Stone and Parker would have continue her role voicing these iconic female characters to this day. Bergman was also the voice of Timmy Turner when Fairly Odd Parents were just pilot shorts. No doubt she would’ve gone on to voice him when it became one of Nickelodeon’s longest running shows
she was without a doubt talented in every sense of the word. Her last role was in a low budget sequel to the movie balto where she voiced 3 side characters and all of them sounded great.
She probably thought the movie was as big as it's gonna get maybe and it put serious doubts and depression in her career stability. If only she knew that south park would still be on and she would be voicing all the female characters still if she wanted too. Matt and Trey never ever would have gotten rid of her and she'd be making way more money then the first few seasons.
If anything she was starting her career but anxity and depression makes even the good things seem bad
She would have been there when South Park is now blowing up as one of the single most watched shows of my generation. I’ve seen every episode easily 10 times maybe even 20 times
@@devinkemp6198 Yup, you're right. She had the opportunity to sing at the Oscars and would've also had guaranteed long-term roles with south park/daphne/timmy/etc. It's almost unbelievable that someone as clearly talented as her struggled with impostor syndrome, among other things.
Matt's face...he wanted to cry really hard, but he couldn't do that in public. Rest in peace, Mary Kay 😢😢
It’s really tough to watch. You can tell he really was reeling from her passing.
Before you go on saying these guys are dicks, they do have respect for people. Even with the people they make of, they don't always hate them. They do all these things just for shits and giggles. They make the best of serious real life situations.
Esparza Cartoons and money ;)
I used to think Trey and Matt were smug and pompous people but seeing them in interviews proved me wrong. And it’s sad seeing them like this, especially Matt as he’s trying not to cry and just looking down while they talk about the late Mary Kay Bergman and how kind she was to them in their time working on the show.
Trey and Matt are the modern jesters, and American culture and society is their court. They're job is to point out the absurd in culture from either left or right. Basically keep everyone honest. But at the end of the day, they're still human, and Mary Kay Bergman was a talented woman that they respected dearly as both a coworker and friend. No one could truly replace her. Mind you the current voice in South Park is excellent, but Mary Kay was a kin to a sister Matt and Trey lost.
Hopefully she's looking out from them in Heaven.
They have more respect than butch hartman that’s for sure
They also stated if they had known Mary was depressed (which she hid from everyone except her husband), they would've done more to make sure she was ok and getting the help she needed
It was really touching to hear what they thought on Mary! Very genuine
Is that why they pretty much MOCKED her with that Britney Spears episode where Britney Spears shoots herself with a shot gun?
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 good reach there
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 you remember how that episode was pro Britney Spears, right?
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 you boutta rip your arm off with that stretch
@@RedRaccHow do you EXPLAIN all the times that they made the gun shooting suicide as a comedy routine in various episodes?
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i wish she didnt kill herself, only if she knew that matt and trey are extremely loyal and she would of been set for life with them. she was worried that she would lose her career but i guarantee you that they wouldn't of cut her off. depression is crazy though and its tough to deal with and its tough to help that person, it takes a special one of a kind person to keep that person calm
I feel you. She was a really fun character. Just imagine who she could be voicing today.
Don’t we all Mary Kay was a very talented woman with a heart of gold
Novembers Finest Well she voiced a lot of the female characters, it’s not like they can get rid of all of the female characters. If she was still alive I’d bet she’d still be around, it’s not about loyalty. She was their friend and no one will ever replace her but they needed another female voice actress. Lots of shows do this including elmo, etc.
I don’t think she killed herself over that alone. The woman has so much work under her belt, and for in such a little amount of time. She could’ve easily found another job with those types of accolades. But then again, who am I to say?
It was a bit tough watching the guys try to keep it together towards the end. You can tell they really loved her as a talented friend.
BULLSHIT. Is that why they pretty much MOCKED her with that Britney Spears episode where Britney Spears shoots herself with a shot gun?
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 honestly fuck you, that was years later and not every mention of suicide is related to someone who actually commit suicide. That episode had nothing to do with her
@@bettychristmas3426 The Britney Spears suicide scenario was VERY identical to Mary Kay Bergman's suicide. It seems to close to home on that one. Bergman's suicide was not even a full decade when they did that episode.They literally threw up a GIANT MIDDLE FINGER at her there...🖕🤨
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 You sound absolutely nuts.
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 to be honest, nothing South Park does offends me. But now that you mention it, Mary Kay literally blew the top of her head off with a shotgun and Britney Spears did the exact same in that episode. So I see your point
The fact Butch Hartmann Insulted her is absolutely Deplorable there are people who were effected by her death even if it’s Matt and trey
Hartman's head is deep in his ass, with his cult. Hes nothing but a shell of his former glory. He'll say just about anything to get news
He insulted her as well as blaming her death on Tara. He’s such an asshole
Butch did nothing wrong.
Oh thank God someone else is talking about
Jesting of a person taking their own life is the most wrong a person could verbally do
Look at how _uncomfortable they are._ From the expressions...you can tell it's hard to talk about Mary Kay.
Is that why they pretty much MOCKED her with that Britney Spears episode where Britney Spears shoots herself with a shot gun?
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 dude shut up.
@@odekipalace TRUTH is TRUTH...
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 How on earth is that mocking Mary Kay? What the fuck is wrong with you
@@mark-jensbarton8363 The character shot herself the same way as Bergman did...
She was extremely talented person. You can tell they are deeply hurt. If only she knew how much she was loved. Especially by those who worked with her but the fans. She had the talent not many can do as well as she could.
I really miss her voice. RIP Mary. For me you'll always be my Daphne Blake.
RIP Mary Kay Bergman (June 5, 1961 - November 11, 1999), aged 38
You will be remembered as a legend
The fact that Trey and Matt still showed respect to Mary after her death and Butch Hartman practically made fun of her death and blamed Tara Strong (who not only took her place as Timmy Turner but was also a close friend and a pupil of hers) for her death is surprising.
This clip is where you know they're total genuine lads and they do care.
Is that why Stan was saying to a TV jewelry salesman, _"You should KILL yourself"_ ????????
the kindest and funniest people suffer the most inside
Yep, it’s the sad reality 😞
You can tell Matt is trying so hard not to cry.
Goddamn, you can really tell how bummed out they were by that question.
I like how they aren't grandstanding their misery by being really teary and sentimental in their response. They just had a genuine straight-faced "It sucked but we're dealing with it and that's all we can do".
llamasarus1 it's not like they have to cry.
Agreed. These guys are way more intelligent and tactful than people give them credit for.
Interesting observation-and I absolutely agree.
@@gabe_s_videos or maybe they just didn’t want to make a scene in public
@@brianaguilar8283 That's what I said.
I miss Mary, I wish I can meet her.
one day....
Chip Gearings Sadly Mary Kay Bergman is burning in hell. Hell was never made up as a moral fake story.. But God made it for sinners and the unsaved. Satan controls it at the moment. Millions and millions are there; both famous and unknown. Atheist Pat Tillman is there too.
MeowthRocket shes in hell you are lost.
Eric. How do you know she's in Hell? Judge not and ye not be judged.
Eric, shut the fuck up.
They've talked about before how much they hate the first three seasons for various reasons but I don't doubt a big unmentioned reason is Mary Kay and her death.
I think what they said was a huge complement to Mary Kay. She was truly gifted. All of her female voices on the show sounded unique and different. You’d never suspect one person did them all.
Imagine if these 2 found out what butch Hartman said about mary .. they'd flip their ship
I honestly hope they do find out at some point. It would be hilarious to see South Park utterly destroy and dissect Butch.
Everyone keeps saying how much they can tell that they cared about her. I see that, too. However, I also see tremendous subdued anger. Anger that she inconvenienced them, anger that she never told them, (or anyone else for that matter) of her internal suffering. Anger is not atypical when it comes to people that are left behind when a loved one commits suicide.
Nah, I definitely see that too. and many people don’t understand that that’s honestly a normal human response bc, as someone they were working with they probably felt angry at her for inconvenience, but as a friend to them and someone they do seem to care about and highly respect, they probably felt a sense of shame for being angry at someone who struggled so internally, passed so tragically and was such a bright and lovely person and the loss of that was particularly felt in the workplace. Her pain and death was not about them and their feelings and they clearly knew that. Anger is a form of grieving someone you cared about in any capacity as shameful as it feels. they also seem angry that they had to replace her and it felt wrong to do, her characters that she did so amazingly, they couldn’t just write them off in respect to her bc it’s literally every female character. They wouldn’t find someone who can do what she did and match her energy.
@@daisybeaulieu1789 Well said.
@@daisybeaulieu1789 Eres Modelo?
Mary Kay played Shelia, Sharon, and Wendy fucking Testaburger…
AND THEY NEVER SOUNDED THE SAME
Well they are lucky it only took two.
Notice how rarely these guys get so serious and praising. A very rare event. They are nice people overall, but always respond with jokes and poking fun. For them to respond like this says a lot.
her smiles were so bright you would never have guessed what was happening in her head
Matt lost it when his head went down 😳
You could tell Matt was holding back tears.
They both were
Did anyone notice in the s3 Mr hanky classics episode it ends with all the females
That's really messed up, holy shit.
im pretty sure that was supposed to be a tribute to her
Yeah knowing that was a tribute now makes me teary when I watch them do that song. It's already a sentimental song as it is
Just watched it now and it was all the characters that she did voices for - a nice tribute [= RIP Mary Kay
I typically only watch the episodes up to "Starvin' Marvin In Space", and then I start all over again.
I do this for two reasons - partly because I prefer the episodes where Mary does some of the voices, and partly because I like to get a strong experience of what South Park was for _her._
Not only did Mary Kay possess extraordinary talents and gifted abilities, but she was truly an incredible human being. The day Mary passed away is the day this world lost a rare and remarkable woman.
I miss her on south park!! she was sooooo talented!!
such a tragedy
They have such a raunchy show but they're such good people you can tell
Mary Kay Bergman would be the same age as my mother if she was still alive.
If this is how people find compassion in 2023 then cool beans
@@westham118 I'm not sure what that means but okay.
even these guys have human emotions
It really sucks when you feel an obligation to your project, but a loved one died and it really feels like nothing will ever be okay again.
These two guys are awesome, and their show is genius. I'm sorry for your loss as Mary Kay was a humongous talent. We've all (Humanity) lost. I appreciate you guys keeping those voices the same, as any other voice would have been lame.
Wish she was still with us all today. She shined so bright 🙏
R.i.p Mary Kay Bergaman
you can tell they were hurt by her death
She had a lot to live for, maybe a little too much. I don't think she realized what she was doing that night.
Matt looks like he’s on the verge of tears
"who the fuck are you thinking you can do her voices" they loved her so much
I wonder how they would react to Butch's "joke" and attitude towards introverts and suicidal people.
Well they made fun of her suicide too.
@@brandonhaygood5286 How?
@@sonicfan2403 On one of their commentaries they mentioned her once and said "She doesn't do a whole lot of voices now." And laughed. This was like a year after her suicide. They don't even mention her at all anymore
@@brandonhaygood5286 maybe that’s their way of coping?
@@brianaguilar8283 Maybe but it was still pretty insensitive and disrespectful, but oh well.
I wish so badly that there was a way to go back in time and show Mary this because not only does this show that her fears of her talent not being enough we’re false but also on the more bigger part on the effect her death had on others
But I can’t can I
So to anyone out there suffering from suicidal tendencies I know that it’s hard but you need to remember to is if you do it, then people will remember you and they will be effected by your deaths even if you think that nobody loves you there’s always someone that does
Trust me as someone who almost did it but didn’t let me tell you just don’t do it if not for others please for yourself then
well said
I remember on the Starvin Marvin In Space they did a nice tribute to her at the beginning of the episode I think with a still picture of her characters and her name I think. Been a long time since I’ve seen the episode but if I remember correctly, Matt and Trey did that for her. You could tell they were very sad and loved her a lot.
I remember hearing on a commentary Trey saying about Mary "She could do a lot of voices. Not so much now."
That was straight savage.
Source?
@@db3032 One of the commentaries. I don't remember which one.
Before or after her death?
@@yurichtube1162 After
Oh sure, I say something like that and I get yelled at for being "tone deaf", yet when one half of your precious corporate Kardashian loving eunuchs says it, you South Tards eat it up. Fucking hypocrites.
You can see that she wasn’t a just Co-worker, she was their friend.
It's wild to think she likely would have made bank doing all those voices for a top 3 biggest adult cartoon of all-time, a 200+ episodes Fairly Odd Parents and who knows how many Scooby Doo movies/shows over the years. Truly sad and so much talent lost.
Never knew she voiced Daphnie 😅 she had such a good voice and she was hella cute i feel so bad she would of been loved Southpark is huge now and that alone would of been enough to keep her career... depression sucks never off yourself. Believe me, it gets better
The looks on there faces say it all.
Honestly i bet she was a great person to work with
Rest In Peace.
I'm this day years old. when i found out the original female voice actor in south park committed suicide.
Just for information, not trying to be rude and all, but two facts are wrong on the video's commentary.
Mary Kay Bergamn's last South Park episode was Hooked on Monkey Phonics, while Mr. Hankey Christmas Special has it's last music as a tribute to her. The second fact is that in The Red Badge of Gayness, there are females although their lines are too short, such as "That was the darness thing I ever saw" upon seeing Cartman's confederate drunken army passing through Topeka.
However, you are not totally wrong as there is an episode with no female voices at all after her death.
In the red badge of gayness
The female voices are done by trey Parker. The last episode to feature her as a voice was starvin Marvin in space. Her voice work had been completed, but the episode didn't air until after her death. The episode was then dedicated to her. Yes mr hankeys Christmas special features a tribute to her
@@UnlicensedOkie In "Starvin' Marvin in Space their is one or two females, but litrally none of the "regulars", like Shiela b, Liane Cartman, Ms crabtree, Wendy t and Shelly m. Only the missionary from Africa is female but it's done by the same lady who voiced chef's girlfriend in "The Succubus" nobody has ever mentioned this, but apart from that their truly was 3 episodes without female characters.
for a while I thought both were Toddy Walters but it's actually a third
Her last episode was Starvin Marvin in space
@@andyscott6315 Three is an exaggeration though. Yes, "The Red Badge of Gayness" had Trey doing the only female voices (who were minor characters anyway), but "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" had dialogue that was recorded by Mary Kay a few months earlier. By the next episode, "Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus" had Eliza Schneider assume the roles of Sharon Marsh and Carol McCormick as well as numerous background characters, and she would gradually add more of Mary Kay's voices to her repertoire over the course of the next season. That same year, Mona Marshall was added to the cast to voice Sheila, and the female characters were basically split between her and Schneider over the next three years until Schneider left and April Stewart took over.
It is true that it took multiple actresses to fill all of Mary Kay's old roles, and the gap in production between "Starvin' Marvin in Space" and "Are You There God?" shows they weren't willing to audition right away. Nobody's ever gonna top Mary Kay, but I'm grateful others did step up and keep the show going.
She was so beautiful and so talented 💔😢😥
I think of Mary a lot when I’m in that mindset. She is missed dearly.
Rest in peace.
Trey and Matt were still grieving over Mary Kay in this interview 💔
Damn. Tough question, well handled.
I wish she wouldn't have commited suicide because it was very tragic.😭At least she is up in heaven watching over us. Sadly all of this happened before I was even born.
Same. I was born two years after she died. :(
I was 3 years old when she passed
Man, must be really shameful, losing Mary.
Did Mary Kay Bergman do voice acting in the episode "Starvin' Marvin In Space"?
I have heard that the episode "Hooked On Monkey Fonics" was her last episode, but "Starvin' Marvin In Space" lists her as a voice actor, and that episode is said to be "the last episode to use her dialogue" and "in memory" of her, so I am a bit confused.
i believe starvin marvin in space may have been the most recent episode she recorded lines for in regards to her passing. they pieced together recordings from the christmas album for their mr hanky christmas special, but starvin marvin in space is the last episode she recorded, i think!
dude asking the question sounds like john malkovich lol
I never heard of this woman.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone were best friends of Mary Kay Bergman not like Butch Hartman.
They were "lucky" that she was on the show 2, 3 years, so people haven't got used to her, and now people like this new voice actor, and many childer don't even remember her.
actually many people do remember her and prefer her voice over the new ones, which really arent that good. thats why you barely see any of the female characters coming out anymore. cause none of the new actors were able to imitate mary kay thats how talented she was
@Kyel ! i don't think bebe was a character at the time she was working for the show. plus most people start the beginning and get accustomed to her voices, and then there's a sudden new one. personally i like mary kay's voices (they fit the character better) better but the new ones aren't bad.
@Kyel ! she fit so well in the early seasons while they were littler. i think she was known for voicing cute little characters before so she continued that on sp. tbh i don't know if the new voice actors (indirectly) forced the show to become more matured or if it would end up like how it is now even if she were still alive and doing the show.
i feel like wendy is one of the most obvious in terms of voice change. but then again her character changed too. the others aren't terribly obvious, but if you listen hard enough you can hear a slight difference in pitch, tone, speed, etc.
@@oblongfan1 Not all the voices, personally I think April Stewart did Wendy and Sharon better than Mary Kay. (Wendy mainly because April gave her a more mature voice, and Sharon because Stewart had better material to work with and Sharon’s best moments have been during Stewart’s tenure of voicing her).
So they make a few episodes and chill for the rest of the year.
South Park episodes tend to be produced within 6 days
That guy on the far right next to Matt is smiling! How disrespectful.
Dino Andrade would be pissed off if someone smiled about his wife being dead.
It seems to me that he is smiling right _before_ the guy in the audience mentions Mary's death, and then slowly starts to look more grave.
You cant even see him after she was brought up....don't be such a drama queen.
He wasn't. He was just smiling because he met Trey and Matt.
Trey seems to be more affected about the extra work than the fact his friend committed suicide. Matt seems to be the more emotional one of them
Everyone copes with death differently
What did you expect him to do, have a full on break down in front of a crowd of people?
I mean he was literally asked what the game plan was going forward...
@@michaelburke7978 That's a good point, the guy asked them what would be like to replace her, not how they are dealing with her death.
@@brandonhaygood5286 I expected him to show more emotion. To me, he seemed quite unfazed with it.
They should've seen it coming. It was all over her face that she was gonna. This is why you gotta chill with your staff, no matter how weird they are to you.
How do you know it was on her face? I don't know the back story.
@@melanieenglert931 look at any interview of her. If you cant see it its cause you need practice reading facial microexpressions.
Wow. What an ignorant thing to say.
what the actual hell?!
Ok captain hindsight, sure, you saw it coming.
I thought they did the female voices.
Even if she didn't kill herself I hoped Tara Strong still would have voiced Timmy Turner. She did it better.
Adam Sukenick no Bergman sounded better as a boy than Tara
@@oblongfan1 Honestly, everyone has their own opinion.
Given their reputation, it's easy to think the worst with regards to the role they played in her suicide. Now I'm not saying it's true. All I'm saying is they have a somewhat toxic view of women as anyone who has watched most of the episodes of South Park can tell you.
Kaministquia Mahackamack lol what? If you think South Park is about them expressing all their true views and opinions, then you’re either taking a comedy show wayyy too seriously, or you haven’t been paying attention.
South Park is a satirical show.
@EmilyVonSpears SAME!!
if that's what you think, you've never seen south park.
@Kyel ! uhhhh... OK! For a way back episode, how about the one that had the succubus in it.
Without God, life is vanity.
cringiest shit ive ever read
@@bearzdlc2172 how is it cringy, heathen?
Britney Spears did a hell of an impersonation of Mary Kay Bergman in a South Park episode... ruclips.net/video/obywXMoGjus/видео.html
That's fucked up dude
The fuck man. That shit ain't funny. I don't know what it's going on in your head to think that is funny.
Don't cut yourself on that edge
what a horrible thing to say about somebody you dont know.
OH MY GOD!!!! THEY KILLED MARY!
DUDE NO
...you BASTERDS!
Kenny: Dude, this isn’t the good time to recreate my joke
OH! MY GOD!!!!!!! MARY KILLED MARY!
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854Aww did your parents not hold you enough?
'It was really tough when it happened because we had 3 shows to do...' lol fucking brutal. Disregard her but instead moan about how it affects their schedule
sithius99 Sadly Mary Kay Bergman is burning in hell. Hell was never made up as a moral fake story.. But God made it for sinners and the unsaved. Satan controls it at the moment. Millions and millions are there; both famous and unknown. Atheist Pat Tillman is there too.
They were literally asked "what's the game plan" in regards to the show, honestly it's not that cold of a response.They were just being genuine as you would expect from them. They paid their respects too.
That was the question you whiny little girl.
Maybe I'm to "PC" but I think it doesn't sound good when Trey complaints about how it sucks for them to have more work and only at the end he mentions that they were actually sad about her death.
I actually was suffering from depression few years back and the only reason I didn't kill myself was because I didn't want to hurt my family. But I understand that not all people can withstand that kind of emotional pain, especially without the support of their close ones. When depression takes over your life, you don't even have enough mental strenght to care for yourself, not mentioning others - in that way yes, you are selfish.
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tanbuelo Fuck this was a stupid conversation...the word “depressed” can be applied to both people who are a bit miserable and those with a genuine debilitating mood disorder.
Of course she wasn't selfish, she was clinically depressed, which is a mental illness, her brain made it pretty much impossible to be happy, even made her WANT to die
It's not selfish to cut that pain...
What's selfish is demanding she be alive, continue on despite the pain and sadness and emptiness she was suffering from...
and it's a fucked up argument to have, you're implying the needs of others outweighed her own? you declining my marriage proposal is selfish because me and my friends want you to marry me; or deciding to quite at a job is selfish because the boss and other employees will be lost without you; or not having sex with that gang is selfish because it will leave them frustrated.
Life is a right, not an obligation.
Mary Kay Bergman's suicide and Isaac Hayes' stroke are the only funny moments ever associated with South Park or Matt and Trey in general for that matter.
You…have issues.
@@zephcosmic Not my fault you South Tards can't handle truth.
Your parents must have ignored you.
@@brother.love143 At least I wasn't Daddy's favorite when the lights went out like you clearly were! In fact, I wouldn't be surprised that's why you South Tards still eat up Matt and Trey's shit no matter how many times they make it clear that they clearly hate you (aside from Stockholm Syndrome, anyway.) You keep watching South Park to run away from the fact Daddy touched you!
@@ZeldaEd123 sounds like yo daddy touched you. Makes sense since you behave like this for no reason. Stay mad
Sadly Mary Kay Bergman is burning in hell. Hell was never made up as a moral fake story.. But God made it for sinners and the unsaved. Satan controls it at the moment. Millions and millions are there; both famous and unknown. Atheist Pat Tillman is there too.
hell isnt real just like heaven both man made shit to fool the sheep like you
Shut up you fucking mouth!!!
spiral hill Honestly idrc if its fake or real at least it gives me a guiding principle and in general makes a lot of lives better because of it so many people dont care if its real or not but use it as a guiding principle or as their purpose (sorry if bad english not native language)
not me. if you need to believe some man made shit and book written by who knows who then you are delusional for not thinking with your own common sense
spiral hill I guess im delusional then :/