Chris actually explained why he posted details about himself when he was first getting trolled - he thought that overloading us with information would cause people to get overloaded and not know what to do. Except that most people aren't autistic and that just led us further down the rabbit hole.
I think the shitting his pants thing was for sympathy - he thought that we'd stop making fun of him because he shits his pants. Except that probably gave people more excuse to mock him because he's a grown man who suffers from incontinence.
Chris's thought process boggles my mind. I consider myself a very logical person, so the way Chris will take something and reach a very bizarre conclusion.
Two come to mind for me:
1) The Tomgirl thing. From what I know, and I'm not talking about anything super secret, but rather stuff Chris has said plus stuff he's probably managed to figure out about dating, his logic is something like this:
It's good to have things in common with a potential mate. The more things I have in common with someone, the more they will likely like me. If I want to have a lot in common with a woman, I have to act like a woman.
Also
Tomboys are girls who act masculine. Therefore, I can be a tomgirl - a boy who acts feminine. Tomboys would be attracted to tomgirls because they act masculine and if they were attracted to manly men, they would act feminine.
2) That riddle contest.
When I first saw it, I sincerely wanted to believe that Chris was trolling us. I wanted to believe that he knew that he could post any random thing and we would post 20 page long threads on here analyzing each post and his motivations and any symbology. But on the other hand, I can sincerely believe that Chris has a train of thought that would make it "obvious" that business women like lemon cake, and that the opposite of basketball is soccer. To Chris this is all blatantly obvious but it takes a very autistic mind to come up with connections like that, or at least to have one such that it would be assumed to be obvious to anyone else.