Yes, but life experiences do have a way of forcing someone regardless of their mental competence kicking and screaming into adulthood. This is life knocking on Chris' door.
Fully agreed, though I don't know if he will take the exact actions anyone wants him to take, Chris has always been someone who plainly lives in his very own cartoon world, he's just wired extremely differently to anyone I have ever encountered, hence the collective fascination we all have with him.
In my own special way, I actually care about the big dummy.
I'm not as eager as you pretentiously sanctimonious trolls to throw Chris over the cliff.
I'm not trying to be sanctimonious or anything, I apologize if I did come off like that.
But you need to realize that Chris will
always go in the exceptional lane of his choosing, he will always selectively listen to what he wants to listen to and dump the rest, and I am pretty sure he's not going to even read any of your advice (or mine, and I have posted similar things on this subforum about getting a job..etc), because like all lolcows who came after him, he's not self-aware, meaning that he doesn't even realize that he needs to actually change for the better, even worse, that mentality was consistently enabled throughout his life by his family, so how do you help someone who doesn't even realize they need help? The answer is you don't, because you simply can't do anything about it, you just continue watching the human trainwreck, switch to a different human trainwreck, or stop watching human trainwrecks completely.
Now with the above in mind, consider how I see the constant very serious posts about the dangers of titty skittles or how he needs to cut the tomgirl stuff..etc: I see someone who tries to indirectly lecture Chris, but all they're accomplishing is to directly lecture me about stuff I already know.
Why not hit up some gaming forums and tell them to try discussing something other than video games for once?
I didn't say don't discuss Chris, I meant you shouldn't get emotionally invested in his fate, but I still admit that you're right, to each their own.