Comments by "Faramund" (@faramund9865) on "Son Spends $275,000 of Dad’s Money on Virtual Girlfriend" video.

  1. I don't think working out really is the end solution, although it can keep some things at bay. Joining a sporting club or some other club with people whom you share interests with is probably more sustainable. Seeing people irl, as long as it's positive interaction of course, is really helpful.
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  2. I swear the guy would've admitted it if it was just him and the woman.
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  3. Impressive how the woman keeps setting everything up perfectly and then the man just walks in and kicks it all over, no self-awareness either. I think in general women are much more sensitive to social queues and the like, as their lack of physical strength compared to men requires them to protect themselves by means of reading people and talking to people. They are generally more capable of altruism and thus can also show compassion more easily... Or manipulate others.
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  4.  @lil_jong-un6668  Because not everyone in the same family gets the same treatment. And not everyone in the same family runs into the same issues in life, or is born with the exact same problems and advantages. This guy was so depressed he probably couldn't even feel any connection to his family anymore, just resentment.
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  5.  @lil_jong-un6668  Honestly I could guess that he was probably mentally ill to begin with, however that came to be. And that the parents just dealt with it very badly as well, honestly a lot of parents do. If you are not mentally ill or chronically ill yourself, it's really hard to imagine what that's like, and it's also really hard to see it on someone. People may think that this person is just lazy and so forth and start abusing them for being lazy, which makes things worse and so forth. And furthermore even if you do believe it, it's impossible to help this person, as the only way out is to help yourself and let yourself be helped by the right people. Psychos usually aren't born like that. It's often the things life throw at us, suffering that seems neverending. And very often parents are at fault even if they don't realize it. And they will often deny it and hurl abuse at the child. Let me tell you I have personally been in such a situation for years and I definitely would wish one of my parents was dead, or that I was never born for years. I suppose in the USA, with guns and all, it is much easier to actually do it. These days, I moved out and I never wish death upon my parents, just often on myself.
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  6. This time "good cop, bad cop" had a different meaning...
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  7. How do you know he's not ashamed? He initially didn't mention it at all, tried to avoid saying anything about her.
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  8.  @imartimus  Well given that humans do this, I can't really imagine he's not human. I guess this is the type of thing people do when they think everything is hopeless and nothing means anything anymore. I bet the stripper was the only thing that made him feel like a human, even though he knew it was a lie, an illusion. I think when they tried to take that away from him, and tried to humiliate him for clinging onto her, that is when he snapped. This guy was down really deep, I don't think anyone could've pulled him out. Maybe it would've been best if the family just let him go, he would've been unable to cling to the stripper and maybe he would've seen the light. But ironically it was the family that kept him clinging onto the stripper, even though they didn't want him to.
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  9. I mean the guy clearly couldn't handle it, very sick.
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