In a way, I'm glad that Jessi Slaughter almost singlehandedly brought down the internet. Here's a 12 year old girl who took everything that pathetic, basement-dwelling, acne-riddled, neckbeard virgins could throw at her and yet she STILL didn't kill herself.
That's strength, right there.
Does that mean to say that her life is thriving? Far from it. She probably struggles every day to cope with equal parts shame, regret and grief over her father's premature death, and perhaps wonders what might have been had she given more thought to the consequences ("will never be the same") of her actions.
Which of you could say you had the wisdom of an old man at that age, however, and be able to keep a straight face? Not a single one. Not even me.
Jessica Leonhardt is somebody that many women could look up to, many flaws or not. She's somebody who braved the storm of thousands of ugly, seething monstrosities throwing everything they could at her, and she survives.
Hell, I admire the girl.
tl;dr: Jessi Slaughter is stronger than every single person who ever posted on the internet, myself included