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“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of Barbara Weston Chandler”
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~ H.P. Lovecraft
 
Theongogablogian said:
“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of Barbara Weston Chandler”
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~ H.P. Lovecraft
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Barb and Chris are more terrifying than Cthulhu, this is true.

Of course now Chris is probably going to Cthulchu if he ever gets into Lovecraftian lore

God. He'll get into dungeons and dragons, New Age stuff, was never one for Harry Potter or Lord of the rings I noticed. You think that would appeal to him.

The Chosen One aspect
 
King Kiwi said:
Barb and Chris are more terrifying than Cthulhu, this is true.

Of course now Chris is probably going to Cthulchu if he ever gets into Lovecraftian lore

God. He'll get into dungeons and dragons, New Age stuff, was never one for Harry Potter or Lord of the rings I noticed. You think that would appeal to him.

The Chosen One aspect
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I’m pretty sure Megan Schroeder was into Harry Potter. Knowing Chris, he was either too lazy to read it or he did but just couldn’t see himself as a twink with glasses. Cartoon characters are probably just easier for him to project onto than humans, at least that’s my theory.
 
Theongogablogian said:
I’m pretty sure Megan Schroeder was into Harry Potter. Knowing Chris, he was either too lazy to read it or he did but just couldn’t see himself as a twink with glasses. Cartoon characters are probably just easier for him to project onto than humans, at least that’s my theory.
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That is interesting. I know Chris has worn glasses in the past but doesn't seem too now; does he have contacts? He certainly can't drive, well... But that would mean that he would have to be farsighted when he needs his glasses, can't read things up close.

But more to the point yeah I think you're right about he needs cartoon characters. Even if a lot of the characters in Harry Potter are goofy caricatures, it still wouldn't be enough for Chris

Can we make a point that Chris is basically Dudley and Borb are basically the Dursleys?

I mean not exactly but I feel like the Chandlers could be their American counterparts.
 
Theongogablogian said:
I’m pretty sure Megan Schroeder was into Harry Potter. Knowing Chris, he was either too lazy to read it or he did but just couldn’t see himself as a twink with glasses. Cartoon characters are probably just easier for him to project onto than humans, at least that’s my theory.
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H.P is shallow chick fantasy
>be born
>immediately deserve everything

Chris is more into shallow male fantasy
>BE KEWL KICK ASS FUCK BITCHES YEYEYEYE

King Kiwi said:
I know Chris is worn glasses in the past but doesn't seem too now
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shortsightedness can go away with age
 
Cuntspiracy Man said:
H.P is shallow chick fantasy
>be born
>immediately deserve everything

Chris is more into shallow male fantasy
>BE KEWL KICK ASS FUCK BITCHES YEYEYEYE


shortsightedness can go away with age
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Yeah, that’s a fair point. I’ve met way more chicks who are into those books than dude’s. But considering Chris got into Sailor Moon because of Megan and never dropped it, the whole ‘not into girly stuff’ angle doesn’t really hold up.
 
Theongogablogian said:
Yeah, that’s a fair point. I’ve met way more chicks who are into those books than dude’s. But considering Chris got into Sailor Moon because of Megan and never dropped it, the whole ‘not into girly stuff’ angle doesn’t really hold up.
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it's a different kind of girly imo
there's a difference between something being "girly" in the sense that it's all pink and sparkly and cutesy, and something having an appeal to feminine sensibilities despite not having very girly aesthetics, like many teen girl novels
twilight, the hunger games, those novels don't have very cutesy aesthetics, they're not all bows and butterflies and glitter, but they appeal to what women desire, harry potter just so happens to be the same but with a male protag, which means nothing
look how popular the powerpuff girls were with boys, they're literally cute little girls with a bright pink hearts aesthetic, but boys liked watching them beat the shit out of monsters
 
Cuntspiracy Man said:
"knowing" about girls or how to be one is not a requirement to be feminine
Chris is very much feminine, it's evident in his behavior
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A lot of the feminine behaviors that Chris displays come from things like his autism and how he was raised. People with autism often show behaviors that don’t line up with gender norms, like the way they speak, move, or interact socially, and that doesn’t automatically make them “girly” or “feminine.” On top of that, Chris was super coddled by his mom. He was literally a mama’s boy, so there was already this weird imbalance there. And a lot of the people he surrounded himself with early on were feminine too, like his gal pals. So, he picked up on that. It’s less “natural femininity” and more a product of his environment and behavior, at least in my opinion. Whatever the case may be, I get where you people are coming from. And I gotta say, I like seeing discussions like this. What do you guys think pushed Chris into becoming the trainwreck he is now, nature or nurture? Was he always doomed, or could things have gone differently if his life had played out another way?
 
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A lot of the feminine behaviors that Chris displays come from things like his autism and how he was raised. People with autism often show behaviors that don’t line up with gender norms, like the way they speak, move, or interact socially, and that doesn’t automatically make them “girly” or “feminine.” On top of that, Chris was super coddled by his mom. He was literally a mama’s boy, so there was already this weird imbalance there. And a lot of the people he surrounded himself with early on were feminine too, like his gal pals. So, he picked up on that. It’s less “natural femininity” and more a product of his environment and behavior, at least in my opinion. Whatever the case may be, I get where you people are coming from. And I gotta say, I like seeing discussions like this. What do you guys think pushed Chris into becoming the trainwreck he is now, nature or nurture? Was he always doomed, or could things have gone differently if his life had played out another way?
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I agree, a lot of his behavior that someone might mistake for being feminine is a result of coddling by females in his life, but I wouldn't call it "feminine" behavior, it's more childish, sensitivity, emotionality, not caring too much about acting tough, but these aren't expressed in a way that's feminine but rather like a toddler
That aside though he very much has actual feminine personality traits, and I think the main reason people don't wanna admit it is because now that he's a tranny, they feel like saying he's feminine is letting him "win", that's it, the desire to one-up a retard is stronger than the desire to see the truth
Chris could've been saved with just a couple of genuine buddies, if even one or two of his highschool sportsball team friends invited him to play a bit of vidya or have lunch together now and then, if out of nothing but politeness, he could've formed a better idea of what genuine equal comradery is like, as opposed to just coddling
 
I have to disagree with the idea that just having a few real friends would’ve saved him. I personally believe that if Barbara and Bob had been more open to seeing how the world was changing, they probably would’ve realized that sending Chris to a Special needs school could’ve really helped, and that it wasn’t the same as putting him in a loony bin. Maybe then he would’ve discovered his real strengths and become less narcissistic, especially without his parents constantly “protecting” him from the outside world. Plus, having limited or no internet access would’ve likely made a big difference too.
 
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Theongogablogian said:
I have to disagree with the idea that just having a few real friends would’ve saved him. I personally believe that if Barbara and Bob had been more open to seeing how the world was changing, they probably would’ve realized that sending Chris to a special school could’ve really helped, and that it wasn’t the same as putting him in a loony bin. Maybe then he would’ve discovered his real strengths and become less narcissistic, especially without his parents constantly “protecting” him from the outside world. Plus, having limited or no internet access would’ve likely made a big difference too.
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SPED would've been a death sentence for him, a big reason he is the way he is is because of how much importance was placed on him being mentally disabled, they needed to mainstream him MORE, despite him being in mainstream schooling he effectively still got the SPED treatment and that's why he thinks the whole world should treat him the way school teachers did
 
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