Youtube star Marina Joyce sparks concern again with worrying rant

She sparked a viral #SaveMarinaJoyce campaign last month when followers became worried for her safety, and now popular Youtube blogger Marina Joyce has ignited more concern after unleashing a lengthy Facebook rant.

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The British blogger sparked speculation all is not well after posting on Facebook that she now wants to be called “The Goddess of Love” and revealing plans to build a temple in Peru.

“I want to one day Create a Temple and a Shrine where I am known as God of the Shrine”, she wrote. “I would like to spend my time there with people drawing art, doing meditation, understanding people, helping them with their problems, finding them extreme spiritual help and guidance, bringing them closer to Spiritual After-life Gods which can help them to produce magic to do incredible things.”

Marina then goes on to ask her followers for advice on how to build a temple in Peru, as well as asking for donations from those who want to invest.

Worried fans have raised questions surrounding her mental health, with one writing: "Mental illness should not be encouraged. This girl should not be glamourising this mindset and people should not be encouraging her. I feel deeply sad for Marina right now and hope she finally realises she needs to take steps to make her life better."

Marina’s followers first became concerned in July when she released a Youtube video, looking vacant, repeating her words and sporting bruises on her arm.

It was even suggested that Marina Joyce uttered the words “help me” at one point during the video, with speculation she had been kidnapped, was in an abusive relationship with a partner, or was struggling with alcohol or drug abuse.

Marina was forced to speak out about the social media drama a few days later. "I thought I was OK in the video. Every video I make I try to be as normal as possible," she said. "I promise that I’m not doing drugs.

But her latest Facebook outburst, as well as alarming tweets has fans worried again.

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