"Clean Laundrie": A Less Popular View of Brian Laundrie's Parents Opens Up a Discussion for Human Thought Patterns Commonly Seen in the Gabby Petito 'Van Life' Case
What If Brian's Parents Have "Clean Laundrie?" Recognize it or not, the Laundrie family has a loss to grieve, too, making this national news headline a perfect time to illuminate common unhealthy thought patterns we as humans tend to think with in general. I want to start this post by expressing my deepest condolences to the family of Gabby Petito, not that they can ever be enough. There is no greater loss than to lose a child as a victim of homicide, so I don't want to open up the comments for a debate of comparing whose grief is worse; that's not my goal here. One's grief should never be compared in that sense whether by another person or themselves internally. When we experience a devastating loss, we are always allowed to grieve, even if the loss of another connected individual is morally considered far more worse than our own. Thus, with that being said, what I do want to express from a separate compartment entirely is that I have had a certain sym