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Amanda Bynes Dials Back Bizarre Tweets, Writes About Suicide Prevention

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April 15 2013, Published 1:31 p.m. ET

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Amanda Bynes has used her Twitter account lately to rant about the injustices of pictures of her hair and to drop the bombshell news that she has an eating disorder, but now she’s on a socially responsible kick and is trying to help prevent suicide.

The 27-year-old starlet has been writing about her troublesome issues and fighting with people she thinks are misrepresenting her image online, so this PSA is a change from her usual Tweets.

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“On April 16, 2013 everyone who self harms, is suicidal, depressed, has anxiety, is unhappy, going through a broken heart, just lost a loved one, etc. draw a semicolon on your wrist,” Amanda posted.

“A semicolon represents a sentence the author could’ve ended, but chose not to. the author is you and the sentence is your life. Repost and tag to #semicolonproject416.”

This Tweet follows the weekend shout-outs she gave to Drake, whom she is seemingly fascinate with.

“@Drake Eyes For Days,” Amanda Tweeted, which is less direct than her previous post that lives in Twitter infamy, where she asked him to “murder my (censored word for lady parts).”

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