Marcus Mitchell #35 His viewers have tripled, so have his chins, please send pennies for dark fruit tins

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Comments like this are so jarring. If they read here they’d realise we’re not sending him money, it’s his deluded LLL crew
 

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IHadALifeBeforeThis said:
I hear this so much! My dad was 41 I was 13… he genuinely was an alcoholic and refused to accept any of the help he was offered. Marcus don’t be getting ideas as if you even go down this route you’ll never be anything close to the loving, caring, amazing and hard working that my father was
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This is so heartbreaking. I can't begin to imagine your pain at such a young age. He just doesnt give a duck how insulting he is when he plays up various issues for content.
 
imsotired said:
Hey everyone. I'm a longtime lurker of the threads. I've been following Marcus since his Sam Smith meme - I gotta admit, he did used to make some corkers!

I just need to rant a little bit before I explode. Basically, I'm a little tired (hence the name) of seeing him let his grief eat at him. I've tried to be kind and understanding, but my patience is thin because he won't do anything to help himself - even getting a hobby to amuse himself would be a step forward at this point but that's too much effort! I understand depression, I've got it so I know how numb it can make you feel, but if you don't let people help you or make any effort (even something small like forcing yourself to shower and brush your teeth) then it's never going to improve.

I lost my father (64) unexpectedly in September. There was no sign of it happening. His heart gave out overnight and I woke up to a phonecall from his wife saying he was gone. It took me 3 days to even cry because I felt nothing from the shock of it all, but enough about that. I just wanted to set the scene as to why I'm frustrated because then obviously everything happened with SG and after one of his many cries for help on Instagram, I messaged him. It takes a lot for me to do that because my anxiety makes me second guess almost any choice I make, but I thought if anyone could understand the shock of loss at that point in time then I'd be a pretty good one.
It was a couple of months ago now so I can't remember my exact words but I said about losing my dad, which I hated talking about to a stranger, and how he shouldn't let the loss eat him up, that he needed to talk to someone if it was getting this difficult, and that getting a hobby or just even going for walks would help to take his mind off things a little.

Of course, because I haven't got a blue tick next to my name it didn't get a response or even an acknowledgement, and now watching him beg for money (even judging people for only sending a couple of quid at this point - £2.01!) is just my point of explosion. My sympathy is limited until he shows that he's actually going to help himself now. I feel sorry for SG and his family because I can't imagine the dark place he must have been in and how hard it's been for the family, especially his daughter, to get themselves back together again.

I'm just incredibly bleeping tired. It's getting hard to watch and I just hope someone can make him see sense before he does permanent damage and can't turn back.
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So sorry to hear that ❤
 
I just can't with him. How can you be crying one minute that you've ruined everything because of the booze but then the next minute be skipping down the road to the pub. It is all for sympathy and manipulation. He is utterly obsessed with the idea of being an alcoholic. No marcus you're not an alcoholic, you're just a head who's trying so hard to create a narrative that means later down the line when you inevitably 'get sober' you can blame your crappy behaviour on being an addict rather than the truth which is that you haven't 'lost the old marcus'. This is just your personality. You have always been a manipulative wanker you've just been more supervised when you were at home.

I bet his family aren't even surprised by his current behaviour, god knows what they were putting up with behind closed doors. And everytime he has a meltdown on live wanting sympathy it's not him I feel sorry for. He knows exactly what he's doing. It's his family who are driving round putting his picture in local shops and supermarkets to try and save him from his own crappy behaviour while he thinks its all just a funny joke. Well marcus you're not an alcoholic and it's not because of your autism, it's plain and simply because you are a terrible, nasty, manipulative, selfish, human being.
 
Frankysaysrelax said:
He is insulting to anyone who has lost a significant person. My dad was 57 i was 26 not much older than marcus come to think of it. I would not wish him real trauma. He is just so tone deaf and insensitive. What a pig for not responding
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I was 27 when my dad passed, so again, near Marcus' age. I am truly sorry for your loss. I'd not wish the pain on anyone. This is another reason why my sympathy is now minimal towards him, he doesn't realise how harmful he is being when there are people watching that have experienced a huge loss and are still putting themselves back together. He needs to stop judging the help he is being offered and just take it. It's a kick in the teeth to know he is getting all of these offers of free help, or even his followers offering to pay for a therapy session, and yet he looks down on it. :confused:
 
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