Comments by "Diary of a Real Mom" (@diaryofarealmom3264) on "Real Stories" channel.

  1. He’s like the worst of the worst because a hospital is supposed to be the one place you feel safe.
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  2. My father was close to Rainman. Unfortunately, he chose alcohol. All he did was read and drink, it was unbelievable how he knew everything. I mean he would watch jeopardy and answer every question, my friends would watch in awe. He tried out once but he was just too perfect and didn’t make it on the show. I, also, flew through school, I skipped a grade and was in the advanced program because I have an amazing memory, but it was all too easy. I even did dual enrollment and got my college degree while in high school but nothing like my father or the people on this. Unfortunately, I got addicted to heroin. I’m trying to get clean and get another degree. RIP Dad.
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  3. Yeah, it’s never “they came into a room and it seemed like they carried a darkness with them” if they were killed. I know if I died and people said I lit up a room, that would be a straight freaking lie.
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  4. Addiction is usually a side effect of mental illness, It doesn’t cause it...
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  5. Yeah, when you take someone else’s life there is no sentence that is long enough. An accident is one thing, even a moment of passion, but a planned murder is unforgivable.
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  6. Yeah, if she was that drunk she didn’t know how to get to her house, but she was sober enough to find a hole, climb through it, walk up or down an intense incline and fall off a bridge.... right.....
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  7.  @debralucas9519 Actually, thinking they are more intelligent than they are helps them. Fake it till they make it. And if you are confident enough, you can get others to believe it. Like “I love you Philip morris” movie. He was so confident, he fooled everyone.
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  8.  @sarcasticallyrearranged  uhhhh have you seen him?? Did you see what he did to those doors?? You think they can control him??
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  9. If someone is missing they can search their apartment… he can’t say no…. That doesn’t make any sense…They would easily be able to get a search warrant to search her room, unless they believe there was absolutely no foul play… which wouldn’t make sense since her stuff was all left and she had no activity on bank cards.
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  10. Teenagers all are. They lack it. It’s science. It’s sad because they will mature and realize what they have done, but there is no excuse.
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  11. Seriously? The prefrontal cortex performs reasoning, planning, judgment, and impulse control, necessities for being an adult. Without the fully development prefrontal cortex, a teen might make poor decisions and lack the inability to discern whether a situation is safe. . Teens tend to experiment with risky behavior and don’t fully recognize the consequences of their choices. A Teen’s Brain Isn’t Fully Developed Until Age 25-26. Another example is the way that the amygdala functions differently in those that have mental illness. However, traumatic experiences can have a significant impact on a teen’s brain development.
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  12. They are usually very charming and narcissistic. They don’t care or understand other people’s feelings, they can seem extremely positive because they are always faking emotions, and faking positivity, people eat out of your hands. I’m empathetic and a realist (am called pessimist at times because of it but I’m not). It’s funny because people tell you to be positive all the time, but those kind of people are sociopaths, I’m real. So, most people ask for it, and then wonder why these people snap. Society pushes you can’t be real or unhappy. But life sucks and is unfair, I’ve noticed people who ignore this fact are usually sociopaths, like my ex. They also don’t want to help you when you have hardships, but will suck you dry with their’s; emotional vampires.
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  13. He’s not a serial killer. He’s a double murderer. Usually a serial killer is someone who has 3 or more kills spread out over a period of time.
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  14.  @kristineulm6503  thank you! I’ll try.
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  15.  @shavonneaga768  my god… it’s not white privilege. It has to do the country. It doesn’t matter your race in the USA, you get life regardless if you kill. It depends on the city, state, prosecutor. Not race. Get off that.
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  16. Yeah, but but the brain is actually alive for hours after your last breathe or heart stops. So, feeling as if you feel a soul leave as soon as they take their last breath is honestly probably in your mind. They do know that a weight does leave the body when we die and it’s been scientifically proven, but it’s not instant and their brain function continues for a few minutes to hours. If what you said was the case we wouldn’t be able to resuscitate people.
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  17. I don’t get how this works, if he forgets in 7 seconds how is he having longer than 7 second conversations?? Wouldn’t he stop and not remember what he was saying? This is why music Therapy needs to be more popular it’s amazing what it does for the brain, since he can still play music.
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  18. Peaceful country and society?? You obviously know nothing of Japanese history and culture.... lol.
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  19. I feel like we know all the secrets to the universe. That’s why so many people get head injuries and wake up with these amazing abilities. They are able to tap into a line of knowledge, that is shut off from normal people. A birth defect, like rain man, maybe he didn’t develop the block. And Daniel the block was destroyed during his seizures, and he is able to tap into a line of energy with all knowledge.
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  20. 1. Everyone has multiple moods. Ex: “Woke up on wrong side of the bed.” 2. Everyone has different personality traits. Some can be stronger at different parts of your life. Ex: I can be super bubbly and outgoing, want to hang out with friends. The next day, I just want to hang out at home, and can’t handle talking to people. 3. People’s interests change through their lives. Ex: I played video games 24/7 when I was a teenager, then I got older, and I didn’t enjoy playing them anymore, then the last few years I starting enjoying them again. It can even change daily. I want to listen to classical music in the morning, but then in the afternoon, I wanna listen to EDM. 4. Cravings and food likes change constantly. One day I’ll have the worst sweet tooth. The next day I won’t want sweets at all and I want salty foods only. Sometimes, it can even vary in the same day. 5. Everyone has an internal dialogue. Inner Critic: the inner voice that judges us as inadequate. Inner Defender: the inner voice that judges, blames, and criticizes others. Inner Guide.: The inner voice tht seeks to make the best of any situation.
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  21. Same here in Arizona. Domestic violence the state picks it up. Women can’t drop it.
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  22. Omg another one. I see more comments about people telling people not to post mean comments than people actually posting “mean” comments. Just scroll on…. 😑
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  23.  @TrishnFamily  I am not telling you what I believe.....it's science... You said you felt it the mniute she stopped breathing... So, you were being hypocritical...You said she had no brain function and was only breathing with machines, so wouldn't her soul had left before that then? So, a soul is reliant on breathing and not brain function? Because brain function continues after we stop breathing or "die", so if you base it only on brain function and not breathing then either way it doesn't make sense. All i was saying. I also said yeah, there is weight loss in death not accounted for.
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  24. As a recovering anorexic I think about food 24/7, and I’m always hungry, and not just hungry I’m always STARVING. I have to use a lot of self control to not eat a lot so I don’t gain weight. So, honestly I don’t understand it, you eventually get use to feeling like you are starving all the time, and drinking charcoal helps with the stomach pain from feeling hungry. And about Rebecca making the scene in the restaurant, you can tell she’s special needs. You guys do you. If I was out and about I wouldn’t care if she was making a scene and screw anyone who does. He gets 80 pounds a week and can buy ALL THAT AND LUNCH????? How??? Also, that house that restricts them. How are the people that run it going to be severely overweight but then deny the people that are there food and lecture while they have no self control themselves?
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  25. The killers name is actually Bumpass? I would have never allowed that to be my last name or give it to my kids…
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  26. They do. You can’t get a gun, it shows up for jobs, like it messes up their lives. But you need to realize they are showing the worst cases. Some men won’t even touch the girl and she will destroy their life.
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  27. That’s total BS! You are allowed to violate a court order for visitation if the other parent has a warrant for their arrest. Lol, are these people serious? That mother is trying to justify her asinine decision. Sorry, nope, you are just at fault.
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  28. Omg that obsession with is and was is so dumb. I will say yeah I talked to such and such and he WAS so nice. Or I know such and such she WAS very nice. That means nothing. I don’t say “is” unless it’s someone I keep continual contact with.
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  29. This is a disgusting joke.. offensive to those who do suffer with mental illness. The personality would split during severe trauma to escape. Meaning you wouldn’t be there when they were, so why would you know what their faces look like? Why would they be talking to you in your head? The point is to escape the trauma not hear and see it happening! She seems to have Histrionic Personality Disorder…not DID.
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  30. First off, most people don’t have cameras that record for long periods of time because they are expensive even today. You have to have a lot of tapes, or a huge hard drive. So usually it’s either deleted or recorded over after so much time. Just having home security I know this. It’s expensive to be able to record long periods of time. Plus, a lot of cameras even today are dummy cameras. Meaning so many don’t record and they just have them up as a deterrent. I’ve found this out from the amount of true crime I watch.
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  31. I have been through this it's called heroin withdrawal that what it sounds like they started going through at first...precipitated withdrawal. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. That was intense though, anyone remember the movie/book Firestarter by Stephen King.... this reminds me of the beginning drug trial part but real. How horrible.
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  32. This is normal for everyone. Second, she slipped up twice. First, she said "her memories are real" then she caught herself. It wouldn't be her memories....that's why she loses time...right? Second. she said where did I put that. Like no one misplaces stuff....then she went, "oh, the alters moved it." Everyone argues in their head. Everyone talks to themselves.
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  33. Wait what?? The dad said the phone didn’t say who the texts were from… that doesn’t make any sense. Unless she had a burner phone and was texting a burner phone…. I’m not sure what he meant… because the number would still show up.
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  34. People talking about how she stuck with him. Wtf? Why is that so shocking? If I loved a man I would stick with them through thick and thin, it wouldn’t matter. It’s still them.
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  35. Do people realize they ended someone’s life…. It’s different if you are protecting yourself or someone else, or crime of passion (walk in on your wife cheating on you and you beat her or the guys she doing), and of course an accident is not murder. But taking someone’s life for anything else, 50 years. The person you killed doesn’t get to get a few more years after 50 years! They get no more years! People are way too disconnected from the fact it’s not just a crime, it’s taking a life! If it’s heinous, then never get out. I don’t care if you were a kid when you did it, you did it. THE OTHER PERSON DOESNT GET TO CHANGE AND GROW! They get NOTHING!
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  36. Yes, “people take what doesn’t belong to them, that’s just the day and age we live in.” Lmao, have you ever opened a history book?
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  37. I’m actually completely shocked they called this a hate crime because she was white. I remember talking about how people would harass me, cops would badger me, people would follow me in stores because of how I looked but people would always say that I was full of it because I was white and couldn’t have experienced that. (I am also alternative.) I have told so many people that it doesn’t matter who you are someone somewhere is gonna hate you regardless of what you look like. A hate crime can happen to ANYONE.
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  38. If only he could look 15 or so years down the line, and see the joke and trend it has become. She was one of the first to fake. Trendsetter. She’s constantly fumbling to keep her story straight.
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  39. Wait…. Did it happen to her a few times? Why didn’t she, after the first time, get a medical bracelet or a shirt that says, “I’m not dead. I have a medical condition that makes it seem like I am.” 🤨 And they didn’t finish out the other stories and then it turned into true crime?
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  40. I’m never complaining about having a bad day again.
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  41. I would assume they are dead and try to grieve. I wouldn’t give up looking but I also would never assume they are alive after 2 years.
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  42. The first guy doesn’t seem like a psychopath to me. He just had built deep animosity of his brother…and was impulsive. Then he became desensitized to killing.
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  43. I don’t know it seems to be a trend. Everyone I meet watches true crime.
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  44. Wait… knife crime epidemic? You mean you took guns away and people figured something else out? Nahhhh….Lol…
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