Times when you have felt genuinely sorry for Chris

Not gonna lie, ever since finding out about Chris just shortly after the Tomgirl saga, its been kinda hard to have a lot of sympathy for him. However I do emphasize with him in regards to people like the Idea Guys manipulating him. I pity Chris because I know a lot of people who are mentally disabled and have been picked, not in a physical or obvious sense but by taking advantage of them by essentially fucking with their minds. It must really suck having your thoughts played with and dissected, and you're not even aware of it.

The part that especially was the most sad, yet funny was when he drove to that Gamestop. It was a Gamestop he was banned from but he was so convinced that it had a real Neptune (from Neptunia) inside, that he stayed in his car and only veered at the windows for a long time.

The Idea Guys basically changed Chris as we know it and I wonder if he's even somewhat aware of that. It's like the Chris we 'used to know' from a decade ago is dead and has been replaced with a warped clone.
 
Feel bad for him knowing that he will inevitably be homeless when Barb's mummified body finally shrivels up and caves in on itself. Sure some of his orbiters may be willing to let him stay with them but we all know they won't be able to stand him for long, meaning he will be between homes or even in times just out on the street, even in other states if he is really unfortunate.

Not to mention I felt both bad and terrified when that whole 'nearly being raped by sockness' fiasco. Chris has led an interesting life, a lot of his shortcomings are his own fault but at the same time couldn't be helped how he was raised and all that jazz.
 
Feel bad for him knowing that he will inevitably be homeless when Barb's mummified body finally shrivels up and caves in on itself. Sure some of his orbiters may be willing to let him stay with them but we all know they won't be able to stand him for long, meaning he will be between homes or even in times just out on the street, even in other states if he is really unfortunate.

Not to mention I felt both bad and terrified when that whole 'nearly being raped by sockness' fiasco. Chris has led an interesting life, a lot of his shortcomings are his own fault but at the same time couldn't be helped how he was raised and all that jazz.

I think part of it that's fucked up is that Bob left a sizable inheritance. It's been debated whether it was supposed to be left for Chris or Barb, but Barb had seniority and ended up wasting all of it on an expensive attorney just to clear their good name.

I can sort of imagine what would happen if Chris got the entire inheritance and would life off comfortably when Barb passes away, but at the same time, Chris would lose that money via his own hands or trolls.

Same as you, I feel that some people would offer him to stay with them, but Chris is going to bring a lot of baggage, both metaphorically and literally. The best way for Chris to live on his own would be a group home. It's a sad irony; his parents wanted to mainstream him, but neglected him in other areas, and that independent living isn't an option for Chris.

For example, Chris' Ohio trip was the only time that Chris achieved independence, but was quickly wrangled back by his parents by threatening to lock him out if he did it again. It's another reare time that I've felt sorry for Chris.
 
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I think part of it that's fucked up is that Bob left a sizable inheritance. It's been debated whether it was supposed to be left for Chris or Barb, but Barb had seniority and ended up wasting all of it on an expensive attorney just to clear their good name.

I can sort of imagine what would happen if Chris got the entire inheritance and would life off comfortably when Barb passes away, but at the same time, Chris would lose that money via his own hands or trolls.

IIRC it wasn't that much, about $30k, though with planning and responsibility (lol), it could have helped. What Bob really did right was pay off the house. Even without the inheritance, Chris could be sitting pretty for the rest of his life, but because of nothing more than ego, world ending autistic decisions and just plain "Chris" nonsense, he lost it all.

And he probably doesn't even realize it. That's Future Chris's problem, fuck him.
 
IIRC it wasn't that much, about $30k, though with planning and responsibility (lol), it could have helped. What Bob really did right was pay off the house. Even without the inheritance, Chris could be sitting pretty for the rest of his life, but because of nothing more than ego, world ending autistic decisions and just plain "Chris" nonsense, he lost it all.

And he probably doesn't even realize it. That's Future Chris's problem, fuck him.
Yeah, Bob left them with two tugboats and a pension, a payed off un-burnt house, 3 working vehicles and a nice little nest egg collecting interest in the bank.

What did it take, 2-3 years for them to burn(literally in the case of the house) through that?
 
Yeah, Bob left them with two tugboats and a pension, a payed off un-burnt house, 3 working vehicles and a nice little nest egg collecting interest in the bank.

What did it take, 2-3 years for them to burn(literally in the case of the house) through that?

Now that I think about it, since the fire was going to be inveitable, I wonder if Bob would've been alive to bear witness to it. I doubt anything would change afterwards, maybe less horde once the house was repaired, but since Barbs in control, like her son, she sees nothing wrong with hording more.
 
Now that I think about it, since the fire was going to be inveitable, I wonder if Bob would've been alive to bear witness to it.
I don’t know how inevitable that was. It was gross negligence. Bob was an electrical engineer for GE, I think he would’ve stopped those two carny folk from making coffee in the bathroom with a frayed extension chord.
 
I do feel sorry for him when it comes to his relationship with his "gal pals." Imagine thinking that you had a group of friends that you thought cared about you, be wrenched from them, and have only the fond memories to give you some level of comfort, only to learn that they only hung around you out of pity and really had nothing but contempt for you. That really does make me sad.
 
Nothing, I mean, every bad thing that happened to him is entirely his own fault, brought to him only by himself through his idiocy.
That is true, but keep in mind as much as people don't like this being an excuse for bad behavior, he is extremely autistic. Not only that but neglected. Low functioning autism + parents not doing anything to help it results in almost inevitable disaster. Chris is a disaster of a human, and if anything isn't directly his fault, it's at least that.
 
That is true, but keep in mind as much as people don't like this being an excuse for bad behavior, he is extremely autistic. Not only that but neglected. Low functioning autism + parents not doing anything to help it results in almost inevitable disaster. Chris is a disaster of a human, and if anything isn't directly his fault, it's at least that.
He has high-functioning autism. Though, that means only that his intelligence is more or less normal - I mean, he can talk, read, dress up, cook and drive - which most low-functioning autistics cannot.
 
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This one image of Chris & Bob always depressed the shit out of me. Mainly because it’s supposed to be his Father’s birthday, yet Chris (as usual) makes it all about himself and tries to steal the spotlight in photos and gifts. Meanwhile Bob genuinely looks like a sweet old man here, and it’s extra sad that he would pass alway shortly after this was taken.
 
As someone who's also on the spectrum, I sympathize with Chris. My parents were willing to spend an ungodly amount of money so that I could overcome my 'tism. They got me into a program that integrated me into normal classes, they paid for me to learn social skills from a therapist, and they didn't allow me to use autism like a crutch. Chris didn't have any of those opportunities, and that's why he turned out the way that he did.
All of that being said, however, he's still accountable for all of his terrible decisions, and I feel no guilt for laughing at him. Fucking JustinRPG is smart enough to ignore trolls, so Chris has no excuse.
 
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This one image of Chris & Bob always depressed the shit out of me. Mainly because it’s supposed to be his Father’s birthday, yet Chris (as usual) makes it all about himself and tries to steal the spotlight in photos and gifts. Meanwhile Bob genuinely looks like a sweet old man here, and it’s extra sad that he would pass alway shortly after this was taken.

I do see Chris' hair start to grow in preparation for the eventual Tomgirl saga.
 
My list could go on for hours, but here is example:
1. When BlueSpike revealed he was Chris the whole time and manipulated Chris into cutting up his Sonichu medallion into little pieces and demanded he shove it all up his ass live on Mumble.
2. When Barb threatened to kill herself just so Chris would stay home and not go to a convention.
3. When Emily walked away on Chris' date.
4. When the Idea Guys asked Chris to punch himself in the stomach.
5. When Sockness threatened to end the merge unless Chris sleeps with him.
6. When Chris traveled all the way to Cleveland to see "Julie".
 
The $6k deal by Idea Guy sucked. Because despite all that's happened to Chris, a lot of stuff was mainly japes.
The Idea Guy incidents showed if you really wanted to, you could slowly burn Chris to the ground. And actually reap something tangible from it.

That stream he just did got hard to watch near the end.
 
The only person I feel bad for is Bob. He's the only one who at least tried to set Chris straight. But even then, the Green County Conspiracy and the Matthew Noble call shows that he coddled Chris until the day he died. So the end result was an insane man child left to the care of a mentally unstable hoarder.
 
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