Comments by "Southernburrito" (@Southernburrito) on "Inside Brian Laundrie's Notebook Confession" video.

  1. He’s desperately trying to appear outwittingly in control even after death. I bet it’s socially how he established his belonging worth for tribal placement, his contributing value as a person, a dichotomy towards his very own actions. Is it really a sign of foresight intelligence though that one can dynamically obsess over the way their own actions can impact the lives of others? He’s pretentiously insecure. He might’ve always held 2nd thought reservations for what if dire scenarios, but I really doubt he plotted to kill her. He’s jealous, & many can be. I believe deep down he had very low self esteem, felt that he could do much better, & I suspect Gabby was questioning if this is all life has to offer? He knew that. Vanning is probably fine & fun when you’re taken care of without care for appearance, but when you’re afraid you might get stuck there on a tight budget you might have a tendency to look for a lifeline/life preserver.? I think tension was building subconsciously as the reality of monotonous domestication crept in like a gasping deadly prison sentence itself, until peaking telling surface divisions occurred, & then boom 🌋. I think that poor choices in wording during those exchanges is what made Prince Humperdink kill his chosen to be. Apologies for the grammar. I’m eating while doing two things at the same time 🤷🏼 that’s as good as I got.
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