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Would Chris ever stand up to Barb, or better yet, move out of the house?
Depends if he can still fucking stand OR move.
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Would Chris ever stand up to Barb, or better yet, move out of the house?
Wow, this needs more recognition - not only does it show what an awful person Barb is but it also marks one of the few times Chris has ever changed as a person, it's also good evidence of Chris being serious about the trans thing. Do you have more details about this event? Is there an article on the cwcki or something?He kinda did with the tomgirl shit. Barb squawked and screamed and threatened to kill herself (threatened to kill him too) and he didn't back down.
I would guess some people will. Chris will begin screaming his head off for donations and will never stop until some time after the trickle finally dries up.I still remember when this forum sent Chris so many things after his house burned down, when barb dies will people donate a lot of stuff too or what?
I still remember when this forum sent Chris so many things after his house burned down, when barb dies will people donate a lot of stuff too or what?
So hold on, you've been following this forum for over two years, yet you now decide to speak up about how we're evil trolls who've made Chris' life a living hell?I still remember when this forum sent Chris so many things after his house burned down, when barb dies will people donate a lot of stuff too or what?
Yeah, he was pretty obviously with the insurance company or the cleanup crew but no one wanted to address the elephant in the room.
Speaking for myself, I don't think Chris actually wants to move out. But it is worthwhile thinking about why.Why do people think Chris would ever want to move out?
When Cousin Al asked him about it, he said he didn't want to move because he didn't want to leave Barb. It's also the same reason he gave when asked why he didn't want a job. He has serious separation anxiety issues with Barb.Speaking for myself, I don't think Chris actually wants to move out. But it is worthwhile thinking about why.
A small apartment in town would be more in line with Chris' tastes than a house in the sticks. He likes stores and amenities, does not like maintenance work, and doesn't particularly seem to value having a lot of space. The fact that the house in the sticks is rendered almost unusable by a hoard just adds to that.
But he doesn't seem to have ever really wanted to move. So why is this?
Some combination of resistance to change, fear of the unknown, limited ability to realize the pros and cons of moving, affection for Barb, and fear of Barb, and maybe some other factors. Thinking about these factors is a moderately interesting topic for Chriscussion. More interesting than counting the stress sighs in his unicorn reading, for example.
It was touched on in the Jackie emails. Search for Parappa. It shows up in that paragraph. Basically, Barb thinks that Chris claiming to be a girl means he's gay, and that since he's gay, he's mentally ill, and since he's mentally ill, he's likely a psychotic murderer. Then she threatens to kill him at some point, like a psychotic murderer might do. And then she forcibly cuts his hair. (Which is assault.)Wow, this needs more recognition - not only does it show what an awful person Barb is but it also marks one of the few times Chris has ever changed as a person, it's also good evidence of Chris being serious about the tranny thing. Do you have more details about this event? Is there an article on the cwcki or something?
After seeing the butchered hair in the mirror, I was soo in shock, I wield the double-edge sword I have been holding in for weeks since a much earlier fit of emotional rage of hers. I called her a Bitch. With her as a bitch, that makes me a son of a bitch, and it hurts me deep too.
That's the exact opposite of what I've always said.Thats because people like @Marvin would never want to admit that yes, it IS possible to interact with Chris in the real world.
I think part of those separation anxiety issues are that Chris believes Barb is super frail and could die any minute.When Cousin Al asked him about it, he said he didn't want to move because he didn't want to leave Barb. It's also the same reason he gave when asked why he didn't want a job. He has serious separation anxiety issues with Barb.
Yeah, I think that's something he'd need to have someone push him into the deep end. Or, well, maybe if conditions at 14BC got super bad, he might get desperate enough on his own.When Al asked him if he'd move after Barb dies, Chris said he didn't feel comfortable with the idea of moving, but he still acknowledged the benefits of it. He has said before that he doesn't like living in Ruckersville. Maybe once Barb dies, he'll warm up to the idea of moving.
I think it's questionable whether he'd actually do it or if he'd just continually push it off to tomorrow, like with his desire for transgender surgery.
Oh, yeah. Hasn't Chris said before that he's called 911 for cases simply where he calls her while he's out and she happens to not pick up the phone?I think part of those separation anxiety issues are that Chris believes Barb is super frail and could die any minute.
Speaking for myself, I don't think Chris actually wants to move out. But it is worthwhile thinking about why.
A small apartment in town would be more in line with Chris' tastes than a house in the sticks. He likes stores and amenities, does not like maintenance work, and doesn't particularly seem to value having a lot of space. The fact that the house in the sticks is rendered almost unusable by a hoard just adds to that.
But he doesn't seem to have ever really wanted to move. So why is this?
Some combination of resistance to change, fear of the unknown, limited ability to realize the pros and cons of moving, affection for Barb, and fear of Barb, and maybe some other factors. Thinking about these factors is a moderately interesting topic for Chriscussion. More interesting than counting the stress sighs in his unicorn reading, for example.
It was touched on in the Jackie emails. Search for Parappa.
I just been lurking Chris Chan since the beginning on /v/So hold on, you've been following this forum for over two years, yet you now decide to speak up about how we're evil trolls who've made Chris' life a living hell?
I wouldn't be surprised if she deliberately plays up the frailty thing to get her own way. I could really see her doing the old Sanford and Son heart attack routine whenever Chris stands up to her.Oh, yeah. Hasn't Chris said before that he's called 911 for cases simply where he calls her while he's out and she happens to not pick up the phone?
He really buys in to the "I'm gunna kill mahself Crishun" routine 110%.
So where have you been all this time? Where were you during the various sagas? Why now, when trolling has died down, do you choose to speak up?I just been lurking Chris Chan since the beginning on /v/
I wouldn't be surprised if she deliberately plays up the frailty thing to get her own way. I could really see her doing the old Sanford and Son heart attack routine whenever Chris stands up to her.
So where have you been all this time? Where were you during the various sagas? Why now, when trolling has died down, do you choose to speak up?
What would the point of that be? I get learning what's going on before speaking your piece, but that doesn't take several years.I am an old school internet user and I believe you need to lurk for 2-4 years on a forum before you can post.
Well to be honest with you I did not lurk that much, I was just using the forum to get updates because they were faster than in the CWCwiki, never cared enough about Chris to make an account or post or read too much in the forum. It's just that Chris is really popular now in some circles I am moving on my life now and I need more insight on the trolls.What would the point of that be? I get learning what's going on before speaking your piece, but that doesn't take several years.