Convenient that it’s now become a conspiracy theory. It’s always the “I can’t say too much but I spoke to a friend who knows the family and it’s it involves the illuminati & Jeff Bezos and Area 51 cover up”
Very inbox me hun behaviour.
Convenient that it’s now become a conspiracy theory. It’s always the “I can’t say too much but I spoke to a friend who knows the family and it’s it involves the illuminati & Jeff Bezos and Area 51 cover up”
Source: Trust me bro
Source - Hollie, or the holy spirit of Hollie, has told me so
It's what parents like Hollie do isn't it? Slap every single aspect of their kids life on social media, no matter how embarrassing for the child. Naked in the bath, when they've pooed everywhere as a baby, when they get a girlfriend, their school reports. They have no privacy in life, seemingly no privacy in death either.How can his own mother have such little respect for her own son?I don't think anyone in their sane mind would post photos like this of their loved ones?!
It's such a wild account I'm actually intriguedKaraoke queen sounds legit
Huummmm what ‘legal implications’ would they be, thenKaraoke queen sounds legit
I find this really difficult. I have a son just a few months younger than Archie and he would have no idea about suicide or how to do what Archie did. However I am also aware that Archie seemingly had unsupervised access to things like TikTok and presumably other sites that my son doesn’t so will have come across things that maybe he shouldn’t which could have influenced his actions. If he did have ADHD then that can make you impulsive so maybe did it without fully thinking through the consequences or maybe he was just experimenting. I don’t believe that it was a TikTok challenge.What’s everyone’s general consensus on here as to if he meant it or not?
I’m firming in the camp that he intended to take his own life, I’ve never bought into being an accident or online challenge as she portrays.
I think he meant to do it. The thing is when attempting self-extinction via hanging is that you've got to get it *right*, as insensitive as that might sound. Too much and you risk decapitation, too little and you risk quite a slow and unpleasant death, unless of course you either self-save or are saved by somebody else in the meantime. If somebody acts on impulse and doesn't fully understand what they're doing or how they're going to do it then there's a lot of room for error.What’s everyone’s general consensus on here as to if he meant it or not?
I’m firming in the camp that he intended to take his own life, I’ve never bought into being an accident or online challenge as she portrays.
Easy there, I'm certainly not saying ADHD or any other neurodevelopmental condition makes you "simple"Not sure I believe that. I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 14, I’m now 36. I’m not sure why people think having ADHD means you are a bit simple.
I was fully aware of everything at 12, certainly knew if I killed my self I would be dead. Don’t think you are giving Archie enough credit here.