Megan Thee Stallion felt like “such a burden” when she was in a “dark” place. The 29-year-old rapper – who is working with the California Department of Public Health on their Never a Bother campaign, a suicide prevention initiative for young people in the state – wanted to reach out and offer help because it was the support of “a few good people” which kept her going as they made her feel “loved”. She told People magazine: “As somebody who has had some very dark thoughts… at some of the worst times in my life, I just felt like I had a few good people around me who made me feel loved, who mad…