Comments by "Taylor Griffith" (@taylorbug9) on "EXPLORE WITH US" channel.

  1. ​ @1greenMitsi  lmao no, that's what extremely sad people do. Happy people don't pop Xanax or Prozac at all. Happy people don't use cocaine. And happy people don't mix pills and alcohol. Only weak people who can't face their own feelings do things like that. Get help.
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  2. She clearly did not care about her own life or the lives of others around her, mixing all that in her system. I believe he's innocent, and she was a drunk pill popping psycho. You have to be crazy to think it's okay to mix all that.
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  3. 36:25 that chick is not Emily's best friend. She's a frenemy. And if I were her parents, I'd be very concerned that she was friends with that guy.
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  4. She's partially responsible for the death of 2 teenagers. Regardless of her protests here.
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  5. W h a t
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  6. ​ @aishabush1655  the fact that you don't understand something so basic and human is concerning actually.
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  7. And the entire time they kept sugar coating their words to her. Her house was disgusting and vile. Not "a little dirty"
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  8. ​@nymphia why would you say you can't have those two together? You can have a brain chemical imbalance and also have traumatic experiences that cause further mental health issues.
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  9. My ex best friend attacked me while yelling "why are you attacking me? Why are you hitting me?" As she was ripping my hair out, biting me and punching me. All I did was wrestle her off me and pin her so she couldn't keep hitting me. She walked away with a broken nail. I walked away missing chunks of hair, bruises to my arm, leg and ribs, bite marks, and a cut on my face. And the cops told me I couldn't charge her with assault or she could charge me too because I poked her in the chest before she attacked me. I'm pretty sure they were lying to get out of doing paperwork. Lazy ahh small town cops. Crazy people are dangerous and we should all avoid them.
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  10.  @1greenMitsi  you don't need to use substances just because it's the weekend. You can be social without needing drugs or alcohol.
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  11. Yea this dude seems like he's faking it
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  12. @BeauteOr  I'm not even a parent, but I'm very empathetic. And I helped raise my little brother, who was born 15 years after me. So I know what it's like to care about someone as if they were your own. Frankly, after watching the whole video, I can not agree with others about the mom. She's clearly just very worried for her child. Not being abusive like others have said.
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  13. You really don't think she was hurt to find out her child or her child's boyfriend might have done something so bad that she asked her to leave the room to tell the cop? Cause I would be if that were my child, getting interrogated by the cops because of some guy that is clearly not right in the head. The mom doesn't seem to like the kid, and for good reason. Now her daughter is getting questioned by the police because of this guy that she clearly doesn't like. How would you not be upset or want to know what's going on? You're not thinking like a parent at all
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  14. @matthewstoughton3532  socially. Not often. Not every week. My mom drinks often. She is a very stressed out person who won't go to therapy to talk out her frustrations. I want her to drink less so bad. But every time I bring it up, she gets defensive. I just want my mom to be here as long as possible, and I never want what is happening to my grandma to happen to her. Of course, happy people still drink sometimes. But they do not drink every week. They have no reason to.
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  15.  @MLBFCollection  how do you think drug addict and those with alcohol addiction end up that way? They end up that way because they don't care about their lives enough.
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  16. Well he's faking it all, so
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  17. I think he's faking it 100% And super poorly, too. He's actually one of the most irritating suspects I've ever watched.
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  18. ​@quibble4626 that's not true. Most homeless people are not on drugs or abusing alcohol. If that's what you think of the homeless population, you really need to educate yourself. Drug addicts usually die before they become truly homeless.
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  19. ​@steph that's just not true. The praying on their deathbed. Why would they pray to someone who doesn't exist? The whole free will bs is nothing more than a cope out for being unable to explain a very simple question. God cannot claim to love us, be all powerful, and allow the things he does. He is either; not all powerful, not loving, or he doesn't exist.
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  20. Hot take buuuuut The mom is not mean Kelsey is not an innocent victim being harassed by the cops. She is partially responsible for the death of two teenagers because she thought she was better than mental health professionals at their own job.
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  21. @emcmuffin100  this comment section isn't an addiction support group. And what I said was true. My mom drinks too much and has admitted she's afraid to do therapy. We literally just watched my grandma go from living life completely independently to spending a month in hospice, unable to even get up to go to the bathroom. She declined that rapidly in under 2 months because of her lifelong alcohol addiction. And sometimes people need a hard wake up call. My cousin lost her dad to addiction. I lost my dad, grandma, and possibly my cousin (no autopsy) to addiction. My fiance lost his older brother to addiction. I am so tired of people throwing their lives away and passing their heartache onto their loved ones because they can't just talk to someone about how they feel.
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  22. @unicornmilkshaker1871  I hate to burst your bubble, but those people aren't happy, and you should really check up on them. You're being kind of a shitty friend just standing there, watching their red flags and cries for help, and going. "Look at that happy person!" Bro 😐
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  23. It literally does. No happy person sits there and mixes Prozac, Xanax, alcohol and weed. That's a very sad, depressed person. You do NOT mix those things. They are very bad to mix together. You clearly don't know what these drugs do in combination with each other. You don't mix uppers and downers.
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  24. Happy people don't take Prozac or Xanax. Let alone together with alcohol. You do not mix those. It's very bad. Never miz uppers and downers. Neither of you know anything about pills or alcohol. Clearly. So I'll say it again. Never mix uppers and downers. And never mix those kinds of pills with alcohol.
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  25. Agreed I know a couple that went through a situation where the boyfriend was suffering a psychotic break. Unlike this couple, the couple I knew was very much different in size to each other. She was about a foot shorter than him, and she still got him to a hospital. When there's a will, there's a way
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  26. Every cop in this situation, every official, every agent. They all need to be prosecuted for ignoring their duties.
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  27. "Actually, just one (favor) is fine." 😢🥺 That poor child
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  28. It's crazy to think that they might actually have gotten away with it if they hadn't rented the U-Haul to drive three boxes.
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  29. A good parent. Obviously, this kid was just a bad egg. It's good to see parents who won't try to protect their guilty children from consequences.
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  30. ​@surgedeb honey, you need to work on your reading comprehension skills. No one is saying they want killers to get away with their crimes.
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  31. I'm sorry, she was on xanax, prozac, cocaine AND DRINKING??? Sorry, but I dont think he's guilty. The way he acted doesn't say guilty. And she was on enough different substances to do anything. Why on EARTH would she be taking all those together? She clearly did not care about her own life, mixing all those substances. So it'd be easy to see her taking her life in a violent manner when she's clearly already apathetic and drugging out.
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  32. This suspect's way of talking irritates the sh_t out of me. The tone, the accent, the inflection. Especially the way he tried to manipulate but is so poor at it. Like, does he practice manipulation on toddlers?
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  33.  @marcelalevayova3035  The father's family did care and tried to report them to CPS but CPS went and did nothing even after seeing how they live.
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  34. He's faking most everything in this interrogation
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  35. It's incredibly annoying how obvious an act it all is.
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  36. He's not seeing anyone. This is literally all fake. He's making it all up because his ignorant a_s thinks a psyche ward is gonna be easier than prison. He's gonna be pretty sad to find out they're torture for sane people.
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  37. Yeah, he is irritatingly bad at acting.
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  38. @MLBFCollection  Happy people don't try those things in the first place TO get addicted. Happy people don't need cocaine or pills or alcohol and certainly never all together. My father died from drug addiction. He was a depressed man. My fiance's brother died from addiction. He was a very depressed man. My grandma is dying right now from addiction. She has always been very sad and has always refused to seek help. She had everything a person could reasonably want in life, but her depression and untreated mental issues never allowed her to enjoy it. Addiction happens to sad people who are using substances to avoid their painful thoughts and memories. Happy people who aren't running from anything only drink or do drugs socially. I have lost 3 people close to me to drug and alcohol abuse. They were all sad people who couldn't see a way to be happy without the drugs or alcohol. My best friend had gotten so far into alcohol abuse that she had to ween herself off per her doctors orders. If anyone reading this feels so sad or lost that you want to drown yourself in substances, please don't. It will only make your life harder. It will make you sick at some point, and at some point, it will kill you. Slowly and painfully. My grandma has been in hospice for over a month. She has been "actively dying" for over a week, according to hospice staff. She went from living on her own, capable of taking care of herself and driving, to unable to speak a full sentence in a month. Your loved ones don't want that for you. I don't want that for anyone. I want people to die old and happy and peacefully. Drugs and alcohol take that away from people.
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  39. @taraharvey8123  I make very little money, and I get health insurance through the state, as every poor American can. And my therapist is free. Over the phone too so I don't have to leave my house. Resources are out there. Even for poor people. And everyone has someone who cares about them. There are people who don't even know you, who cares about you. Just because you're another person. There are 8 billion people on this earth. We are never alone. I had to learn how to open up and share my feelings because it wasn't the done thing in my home growing up. I understand how hard it can be to just open your mouth and speak the words that torment you to another human. But it has to be done. We were not made to carry our burdens alone. We are a social species. There's a space for just about anyone on the internet. It's easier than ever to find like-minded people to be around. Abusing drugs and alcohol not only destroys your own life but the lives of the people around you. No one is alone unless they make it that way.
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  40.  @MLBFCollection  what's not even remotely true?
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  41. I'm home alone so much that I would likely never have an alibi if someone accused me of a crime. Thank goodness we have a camera in our living room that shows that I'm home most of the time 😅😅
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  42. ​ @dumbsurvivor1  men raise kids like trash
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  43. ​ @dumbsurvivor1  You're literally unhinged from reality dude. You need to lay off the drugs in the alcohol.
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  44. ​@3 Kids and a Dog No you took the easy way out. You should have told her when he was doing it and when she did it back. You should have told him "HAHA serves you right"
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  45. ​ @halroxdynasty8683  the blood splatter literally proves he's innocent. Pay better attention.
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  46.  @halroxdynasty8683  because the jury didn't get the full story. You'd be appalled to find out how much evidence is kept out of trials. All evidence pertaining to the case should be in the trail. But every trail, there is evidence that the court decides the jury cannot see. Like her mental health issues and past of suicide attempts and threats of suicide. She literally did this to an ex and it wasn't allowed in court. She grabbed a knife while arguing with her ex and threatened to hurt herself. Why was that kept from the jury? Why were her previous threats of suicide kept from the jury? Why was the trail given to the same judge who showed corruption the first time around? Learn about the case and you will not agree with the jury, who did not get the full story.
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  47. But he's faking it
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  48. You're mentally challenged if you think that. An ex of hers said she did the same to him in an argument. Grabbed a knife and threatened to hurt herself. She didn't care about her own life, clearly, taking all those pills and then drinking alcohol. She didn't give a fxck about her own life or any one around her. People who abuse drugs and alcohol like that don't care about themselves or others. They're completely selfish and unhinged.
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  49. Dayum
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  50. ​ @yanacampbell  the ambulances are all the same. Send one. They can either handle it or they can't. They aren't going to stop somewhere and grab something so no, I don't really see what the severity matters. They're not stopping at the hospital and picking up blood or anything like that. So why antagonize someone who is clearly panicking and in shock?
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