Comments by "Mia Kœnig" (@miaknig3130) on "Randy Stair Case Analysis | Animated Ghost Girl Delusion" video.

I just watched his video of the "three" coin flip. It seems the deciding one was landed upright in grass and he picks it up and then the camera can see it when he had it in his hand saying "tails". He was only going to show the coin flip that allowed him to be like klebold and Harris so he could "go out in a hardcore way". Im sure he recorded the outcome he desired, based on his months of planning and journal entries.
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@nosodiumsalt yes, he was a whole lot of nutty simultaneously. He did write that "the girl in him was clawing to get out" and he would get that form back by dying ( bc he will be an after-world of female ghosts). He was legit crazy but still knew right from wrong. He went from feeling a connection to Ember and her song, to being Ember on the inside and would be free to take on that form again. Once he saw her episode, it awakened something in him and he played her cartoon song 'Remember' endlessly. He was not playing w a full deck, but the cartoon character seemed to trigger the beginning of the extreme spiral.
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@The_Burning_Sensation wow, I've never heard that. I worked with about 10 boys at juvie who were transitioning, but they didn't make a big deal of it. Now that they were able to realize and verbalize their thoughts, they decided they aren't in the right body that matches the way they feel. For them it was mostly hitting clubs and/or meeting others like them that seemed to make it easier to be open about feeling different for a long time. Most, if not all, were gay so maybe that makes it easier to identify. I only chatted w them at the nurses' station bc they were kept in the infirmary for their protection.
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@Siahwcb grilled corn on the cob is good. (See how sending irrelevant replies to random people appears a little nutty? God wants spiritual fruits, not religious nuts)✌
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@Heretic84 tbh, having a license in mental health is often more knowledge than many medical doctors. I've worked with so many medical doctors and others who don't care about the title or degree, so it seems like a self esteem thing or desire for respect. Most lawyers don't require people to call them a doctor, yet the majority have a doctorate in juris prudence (sp?). I remember listening to chiropractic students talking about becoming a "doctor" in less than 3 years at a school where they could buy their degree (since closed due to complaints). I actually started laughing and they got offended. The need for credential letters behind one's name, seems inversely proportionate to self esteem and proportionate to need for respect.
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Lol. Did he live on psycho path?
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@billie6814 I'm actually giggling at your reply, ty.
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@Siahwcb ditto😉
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