Connor Murphy the fitness influencer, has passed away

[Monster Energy]

Just now, Hojo said:

@Monster Energy What does the internet have to do with their son.

Everything 

[integral]

It's very easy to drown in turbulent water, people don't realize how easy it is. There are undercurrents that will pull you in and you'll never get back to the surface. There's people who drowned every year on a lake in front of my house and the water looks so calm and peaceful. You really have to know what you're doing not to drown.

Edited 49 minutes ago by integral

[Monster Energy]

17 hours ago, Consept said:

His last vid - 

 

His last word was “death,” and I don’t believe that was just a coincidence. It makes me think that he may have taken his own life and that it was not an accident.

 

[Hojo]

@Monster Energy The internet kill their son in a way.

[Monster Energy]

1 minute ago, Hojo said:

@Monster Energy The internet kill their son in a way.

Slowly 

[PenguinPablo]

20 minutes ago, integral said:

It's very easy to drown in turbulent water, people don't realize how easy it is. You really have to know what you're doing not to drown. There are undercurrents that will pull you in and you'll never get back to the surface. There's people who drowned every year on a lake in front of my house and the water looks so calm and peaceful. 

This is a level headed take.

In recent videos it shows him messing around, jumping in the same lake and swimming for the camera.

He might've underestimated it this time. 

[Jodistrict]

Social Media is toxic.  

Roids – fake muscles

DMT -  fake spirituality

Be water, my friend

[cetus]

Toxicology reports should shed some light on the situation.

Edited 3 minutes ago by cetus

[Lyubov]

There is a video of his home. looks like he was smearing shit on his walls or some brown substance and drawing with it. His flat tells you everything. He went mad. He jumped into a lake a drowned while out of his mind. 

 

Edited 20 minutes ago by Lyubov

[Lyubov]

16 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Not just the conversation, but news about him through the internet.

He definitely had mental illness. People with mental illness will often deny they have any disorder at all, because they live in a fantasyland of their own making. Connor rationalized away all the problems with his behavior. He used spirituality to rationalize it away. He was not taking practical survival seriously enough.

He was fucking around too much, and found out.

He was like the guy who realized God is Love, grizzly bears are God, so let's go give that grizzly bear a loving hug. This kind of foolish spirituality is very dangerous. He lacked practical common sense because of the manic episodes. But practical common sense is what keeps you alive. Most people are practical for good reason. That's what survival requires.

grizzly bears are love, but the bear didn't get that memo. reminds me of the monk who goes to pet the stray dog barking at him after meditating lol, then asks his master why he got bit. love does not mean tuning out reality.

Edited 10 minutes ago by Lyubov