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Well, on the one hand, I've got to applaud Chris for finally giving Sonichu an actual weakness. Granted, its no substitution for actual personality, back story, character flaws or anything else that might actually make readers care about him, but it does make Sonichu just a tiny bit less Mary Sue-ish, which we can all appreciate. It's a step in the right direction. On the other hand, it's also a phenomenally stupid development. It doesn't really hinder Sonichu in any way or make life more difficult for him, and (optimistically assuming Chris eventually gets off his ass and starts writing Sonichu again) it will never come up in any plot because Chris can't bring himself to hurt his beloved creation.
Imagine being allergic to cucumbers. No tzatziki, no tarator, no pita sandwhiches. Mediterranean food just wouldn't be the same. Poor Sonichu. Of course, this is assuming he consumes anything other than
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You'd think it would be something you'd share with other people, along with maybe an EpiPen or something, but not according to Chris' autistic logic (or lack thereof). But then maybe Chris has his own reasons.
So, what exactly is Sonichu allergic to? Cucumbers?
Imagine being allergic to cucumbers. No tzatziki, no tarator, no pita sandwhiches. Mediterranean food just wouldn't be the same. Poor Sonichu. Of course, this is assuming he consumes anything other than


"Allergies are not a topic you would share with just anyone" - Uh, yes, actually you would. Opening a bag of peanuts in a school classroom can incapacitate somebody who is violently allergic to them a few tables away. I myself am allergic to cats so I can't go anywhere to places where there are cats without them being cordoned off while I'm there, because they are evil fuckers who know I am alergic to them and they will want to put their dander all over my legs and it just really gets bad at that point.
You'd think it would be something you'd share with other people, along with maybe an EpiPen or something, but not according to Chris' autistic logic (or lack thereof). But then maybe Chris has his own reasons.
