Do I think I could discuss The Triplets of Belleville with OPL? Of course not.
I agree. I'm always interested in knowing what things Chris is (or isn't) aware of. Somehow, I expect that the Triplets of Belleville would be one of those things that's completely off his radar, for example, but every once in a while his Netflix viewing list surprises me. Hell, I'm still surprised he got into the Saw franchise considering that even describing World War II gives him the prickly wicklies.
I doubt it, he's not a pedo and he haven't ever posted / fantasized about the show's(the Simpsons) adult depictions of Lisa Simpson nor made references in the comics. He was into Meg, but was also very adamant about her turning 18 before any sexxxing between Chris and her could occur in the potential Chris episode of Family Guy or when he was spanking it into Meg in the comments section on youtube about the episode The Road to The Multiverse.
I don't think you wanted to imply him being a pedo, but just putting it in.
Yeah, no. I don't think Chris is a pedofork, but I do think he identifies with cartoon characters. And age in cartoon characters is largely irrelevant anyway. Still, on the whole Chris would probably identify more with children or teenagers in cartoon shows (and maybe live action TV shows and movies) simply because their interests and personalities are more likely to line up with his own. Hell, I recall reading that autistics in general are more likely to get along with people who are younger than themselves. Granted, in Chris' case that simply entails him feeling like he has a deep, soulful connection with Meg Griffin since he doesn't interact with other human beings, but still.
With some animes, we're falling into the "9000 year old vampire lord but looks like a highschool girl"-trapping where most, if not all sexualized female characters look like they could be what is considered "underage" in Western cartoons.
Ah yes, the 9000 year old magical girl who looks like a teenager trope. My friends and I have discussed that one many times when deconstructing anime. Generally speaking, I'm inclined to accept the author's age regardless of whether the character looks it or not simply because, as I said above, age doesn't matter in cartoons. They're bloody fiction. Not to mention that anime tends to portray everyone as looking rather young anyway.
Plus the sexualization of "underage"(in the West) high school girls further muddies up the picture what is acceptable to wack off to.
Yeah, that's a whole other issue entirely. I've always found that creepy though.
Now filter this confusion through an autistic mind and you can have a non-pedophile Chris "Staying Straight" to the image of a supposedly-14-year-old girl.
Pretty much. Like I said, Chris is autistic and relates more to cartoon characters than real people, so of course his dream girls are going to be Meg Griffin and Sailor Moon. It may seem weird, but as far as the internet goes, he's not that different from any other weeaboo talking about his 'waifu.' Heh. I suppose we should count ourselves fortunate that Chris hasn't become a furry yet!
