This REEKS of pushing the "take away guns based upon mental health" angle. The entire story sounds concocted. >Joking about wanting to hurt people Pointing to anyone who ever said gas the bikes, race car now or similar >there was a red light/green light party going on Yet doesn't mention which bracelet either of them wore >Throughout the night, he mingled with strangers, charming them with his big smile, baby blues, and intellect. >Connor was naturally a mumbler with a low voice, but then to add drunk slurring on top of it definitely made it a struggle to understand him. Well which is it? charming people in a club with loud noises with his intellect, or too much of a mumbler with a low voice that's hard to understand? >video of the synagogue shooting >This wasn’t a hate crime. He fought for equality. This wasn’t a crime of passion. He didn’t get passionate enough. This wasn’t very premeditated. Soooo.... what you're saying is... The shooting did/didn't have anything to do with it(??) >mental illnesses and him telling me about world tragedies Oh, mental illness with a focus on the world events is indication of high risk as opposed to low risk mental illness with a focus on TV shows. >I then reached out to his mother to tell her what happened. I wanted him to be safe and I didn’t know if he would tell her. >His sister. He liked his sister. Why would he kill his sister? He didn’t like his parents. Makes sense. Instead of telling the person he likes, you told the people he doesn't like. Sure to go over well. >In the gentlest way that I could, I told him that I didn’t think he was ready for a relationship in the mental state that he was in. He needed to do more work on himself and find more coping mechanisms so he didn’t become so dependent on other people. I didn’t have the emotional capacity to be his therapist, and that wasn’t my job. I just wanted to be his girlfriend and it was clear that he was not in a position that that was possible. He texted back a snarky reply to the effect of, “I hope you find peace and never have to stress about anything again.” Reads like a, "Yea, that happened." >As someone who was in Orlando when Pulse happened, the news of the shooting didn’t hit me nearly as hard as it should have. IMAGINE THAT ! Odds of her being in Orlando when Pulse happened? Have we learned *anything* from all the other false flags? Jesus H Christ! >Then my boyfriend Googled it. Well which is it, boyfriend or fiance? Girls are *very* proud about throwing that fiance word around, this is a mess up because its a lie. >I am beyond thankful that I have such a wonderful therapist to help me through this. Wew keep pushin that mental health angle! >He knew that he shouldn’t have been allowed to own a gun, even though he loved guns. He believed as I believe that people with mental illnesses shouldn’t be allowed to own guns because of people like him, people that turn into monsters. No really... >You don’t know which people with mental illnesses will be the rare few like him and who will be in the majority of the completely harmless. Soo... we should definitely prevent *all* people with any history of mental health from owning guns... >putting a gun in their hand could spark thoughts that they would have otherwise never have thought of. It’s not a risk that we should take, no matter how fun shooting one is. OH! I didn't know owning guns was just about having fun shooting them. Well in that case, lets take them away, there are plenty of other things people can do for fun. >He knew he was the product of a failed system. That didn't take away his gun. So he'd have time to get help. >A system that stigmatized mental health and recovery. A system that makes the mentally ill feel broken and unworthy of help. He didn’t want to seek help because of the stigma, he just wanted to better and he didn’t know how. >We also were very open about our mental illnesses from the very beginning. He was so ashamed he couldn't seek help, but was free to use it as a flirt to a girl he was attracted to. Fuck off with this glowing bullshit.