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The project has seen its fair share of criticism from both sides of the spectrum.
The project has seen its fair share of criticism from both sides of the spectrum.
In January 2012, [[Vox Day]] reported that two gay teenagers who had made videos It Gets Better Project died by suicide(see also: [[Mental Health and Homosexuality]]).<ref name="voxday.blogspot.com">http://voxday.blogspot.com/2012/01/it-really-doesnt-get-better.html</ref> Vox Day also indicated that it doesn't get better and that homosexuality is a deviate lifestyle that homosexual propagandists promote (see: [[Homosexuality and choice]]).<ref name="voxday.blogspot.com"/>
In January 2012, the two gay teenagers who had made videos It Gets Better Project died by suicide(see also: [[Mental Health and Homosexuality]]).<ref>[https://voxday.net/2012/01/19/it-really-doesnt-get-better/ It really doesn't get better]</ref> Advocates of the [[homosexual agenda]] promote a a deviant lifestyle that is unhealthy and has higher substance abuse problems (See: [[Homosexuality and health]]).
Those on the [[right]] have argued that while it is noble to help troubled young people, Dan Savage's video message is wrong and that gay teens need help. Mentally and physically, it gets better by leaving homosexuality. At the least, they say, [[abstinence]] will prolong their lives, not shorten it.
Those on the [[right]] have argued that while it is noble to help troubled young people, Dan Savage's video message is wrong and that gay teens need help. Mentally and physically, it gets better by leaving homosexuality (See: [[ex-homosexuals]]). At the least, they say, [[abstinence]] will prolong their lives, not shorten it.
Some of its proponents have suggested that "It Gets Better" should be making things better now, instead of saying it will get better later in the future.<ref name="nowplz">http://www.makeitbetterproject.org/</ref>
Some of its proponents have suggested that "It Gets Better" should be making things better now, instead of saying it will get better later in the future.<ref name="nowplz">http://www.makeitbetterproject.org/</ref>