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Suicide is preventable. Yes, if detected early. If people around knew something's wrong with someone. And willing to do something about it, not ignoring or brushing the issue off.

World Suicide Prevention Day is September 10, and according to World Health Organization, one person kills self every 40 seconds.

However, prior to such a tragedy, something must have happened: bullying. Just like this one from an introduction of a book: The Bully, the Bullied and the Bystander by Barbara Coloroso.

I shall remember forever and will never forget

Monday: my money was taken.

Tuesday: names called.

Wednesday: my uniform torn.

Thursday: my body pouring with blood.

Friday: it's ended.

Saturday: freedom.

--Neil Marr and Tim Field,

Bullycide, Death and Playtime: An expose of Child Suicide Caused by Bullying.

Good thing, while I was looking for possible resource person for this topic, there's something which caught my attention.

"I survived bullying that's why I will fight for my advocacy as long as I live." An fb profile statement says. Offered an interview, he instantly agreed and here's said Q@A:

Those are the memories that I won't forget for the rest of my life, but instead of getting distracted of those experiences, I use them as my inspiration to strive more, and reach for my dreams, sino makakapagsabi na ang isang batang tahimik, dati na tinatawag na bobo, pero maraming achievements ngayon. For me, my list of achievements is my sweet revenge to those who bullied me before.

5. Can you consider bullying as mental illness? Explain your answer.

For me, YES, because some of the bullies been experiencing insecurities. That's why they bully a certain person, as cover up, sometimes they even hit or punch a person without a reason. Not only the victim needs to talk to a psychiatrist but also the bully so that he/she will learn that such actions towards other are not normal.

6. Bullying has physical, mental, or spiritual impact on victims, right? So how do we control, if totally stop bullying?

In schools, teachers have a big part to stop bullying. They should give time-- at least 20 minutes a day-- to tackle bullying, and how to deal with depression caused by bullying, and what are the things to do when one is being bullied.

7. Bullies need guidance or attention, too. They lack "human touch" etc. Do you agree with that? Why?

Yes, I agree on that bullies need attentions, why? Because one of the reasons why they are bullying a person is that they lack attention maybe in school, or even at home. We should also listen to their stories as well, and not judge them hastily.

8. What achievements, so far, do you have as a bully survivor?

As dancer/choreographer, I formed a group EONIAN DREAM TALENTS in the year 2010, and we joined many TV competitions such as It's Showtime, PGT, Talendong Pinoy, to mention a few. We won top prize of each dance competitions in nearby provinces. Currently, I do choreograph work in different schools, both in elementary and high school, in our town, and other places.

9. Aside from your advocacy, what are other things you've been busy with?

As of now, aside from doing runway shows, photoshoot and tapings, I am busy as a dance choreographer, and I use my job in spreading my advocacy. For example, we would start the practice with some nuggets of wisdom about my advocacy, that they should not bully their classmates because nobody is perfect, even you're the prettiest, smartest in the classroom--- you still have flaws.

10. Words of wisdom.

Success is the sweetest kind of revenge.

Well said, Frank. With your passion and compassion, you and your advocacy will surely soar high. Stay humble. Cheers!

Frank Castillo Salmo is a pure Ilocano, from Camiling, Tarlac, Philippines. A dancer, choreographer, freelance model, indie actor, vlogger, and a certified TIKTOKER! He's a graduate of Camiling Colleges with Bachelor of Secondary Education, major in English.

Title Holder/Special Awardee:

#Mr. Pogi Quest 2009 (Paniqui, Tarlac) Best in Talent and Best in Ramp Modelling;

#Ginoong Urdaneta 2012 (Pangasinan) Ginoong Kalikasan;

#Mr. MART ONE 2013 (Laoag, Ilocos Norte) First Runner Up/Mr. Cindys /Best in Talent/Mr. PHOTOGENI/Best in Formal Wear;

#Bikini Open 2013 (Alaminos City) First Runner Up @Modelling Contest

#EAC MEDIA MODELO Cycle 2 First Prince;

#Casa de Moda by James Paul/Brand Ambassador;

#BATTLE TO THE TOP Season 3 Grand Champion --got the chance to be the cover of an online magazine: GIRLFRIEND PHILIPPINES, February issue;

#Lenox Next Top Model Cycle 9 Photoshoot Challenge WINNER; @ACTOR

#Jose Bartolome, Ang Guro as Mr. PANYA.