Anna McLerran

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I don't think so. I'm interested in the bigger chunk of Chris' motivations. Trolls aren't part of that.

A guy who dedicated the last 14 years of his life to finding a sustainable source of China is repeatedly led down the wrong path by numerous "girls" pretending to be interested in him and you say that's not part of his motivations? Honestly Chris doesn't have or never had a gay bone in his body. Everyone knows that. People never would have called him gay more than once if it didn't continue to get a reaction. If Chris is anything at all it's what the Internet has made him.
 
No you've got it the wrong way round. Using the food analogy, Chris loves tomatoes. He knows this as when he puts them in his mouth his body tells him so. Unfortunately Chris comes from a place where tomatoes are loathed and people who eat them are evil. Chris learns this loathing and, because he's a weak willed person begins to apply it to himself. His body still loves tomatoes, it craves them, the sight of a bottle of ketchup drives him mad, but the hatred he feels for himself wins out and, because he has been taught to hate it so much, it explodes in a huge display of Fear and disgust. Eventually, Chris finds an outlet and starts eating tomato flavoured crisps. It's enough tomato to satisfy his craving but importantly enough he isn't eating any actual tomato.
If he doesn't like tomatos, he doesn't like tomatos. I don't see the distinction you're trying to make.
 
If he doesn't like tomatos, he doesn't like tomatos. I don't see the distinction you're trying to make.
I'm starting to think this debate is too far off topic and therefore this thread will get locked. Shall we continue elsewhere?
 
Supposedly, some people are so spiritually advanced, that they didn't have the need for the full earthly experience and that is why they were born with mental handicaps.

That actually falls in the category of "things Mormons make up that aren't actually part of the religion". I don't think it's ever been taught as official doctrine. One of those things somebody makes up to answer an unanswered question that catches on even though there's no basis for it.
 
You should see her holding-a-hamburger-by-the-computer photo. Anyone who thinks she looks cute needs to see that one.

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