My Pet Shop Boys Blog: A Loving Tribute To Neil Tennant & Chris Lowe

I don't usually post unfinished work, but I'm making an acception this time. This particular project requires a great deal of research and if any of you don't mind, could you please let me know in the comments at the bottom if you wish to have this story continued or not. I know this sounds a bit odd, but knowing whether or not it's worth proceeding with this project is essential, as there  isn't much traffic here, in part because a lot of Petheads don't speak English as their first language. I understand this completely and this prologue is not meant to sound grumpy or pissy.  Neil had made the worst decision of his life and if he could make it disappear, he certainly would. But he was unable to erase the unfortunate events or put that genie back in the bottle.  He inadvertently become enmeshed in high drama on the often humiliating social media hotbed of You Tube. He'd always steered clear, because it had the reputation of attracting a lot of unbal

Neil had made the worst decision of his life and if he could make it disappear, he certainly would. But he was unable to erase the unfortunate events or put that genie back in the bottle.  He inadvertently become enmeshed in high drama on the often humiliating social media hotbed of You Tube. He'd always steered clear, because it had the reputation of attracting a lot of unbalanced, angry and nasty miscreants, whose lives must be utterly broken to be as cruel and sadistic as they are. It's so easy to become enmeshed in deplorable traps that can and do, lead weak and fragile souls to suicide. "Well, how bad can it be? You and I have been dealing with idiots who, for one reason or other, build themselves up to try demolishing and unsuspecting targets. Of all the social networks, You Tube is brutal and dangerous."                                            Neil Tennant had always attracted people who like to bend his ear when there's no-one else to