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BowsetteMemer said:
Technically, yes if you consider his life choice to transition as legit and not an attempt to place himself into another group that he considers victimized to earn him sympathy.
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Chris is 'lesbian identified', which means he's given up on getting some action from a straight girl (since roughly 100% of them find him repulsive) and is now hoping to find an unfussy (or possibly deaf and blind) lesbian who'll take pity on him.
 
TedBovisUK said:
Chris is 'lesbian identified', which means he's given up on getting some action from a straight girl (since roughly 100% of them find him repulsive) and is now hoping to find an unfussy (or possibly deaf and blind) lesbian who'll take pity on him.
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I'm pretty sure most lesbians, fussy or not, don't want to do it with a dude.
 
AnOminous said:
I'm pretty sure most lesbians, fussy or not, don't want to do it with a dude.
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Bear in mind that Chris's thought processes aren't like yours or mine, though. He probably thinks one look at his bent duck will 'cure' the average lesbian. Or maybe he thinks 'if she really likes me, she'll let me have it on special occasions, like Christmas or my birthday'.

Oh, who am I kidding? Trying to circumnavigate the torturous twists and turns of Chris's insane brain is a fool's errand. I really shouldn't be doing this. Fucking guy thinks his curse-ye-ha-me-ha worked, for God's sake.
 
I often wonder if anyone has legitimately sat Chris down and really evaluated him. Like I know he's been to therapists before but those doctors seemed to have used kiddy gloves on him. I wonder if a therapist who actually knew what they were doing could pull Chris from his fantasy world into the real world and make him see that everything isn't sunshine and rainbows in the real world.
 
cwcvillemayoress said:
I often wonder if anyone has legitimately sat Chris down and really evaluated him. Like I know he's been to therapists before but those doctors seemed to have used kiddy gloves on him. I wonder if a therapist who actually knew what they were doing could pull Chris from his fantasy world into the real world and make him see that everything isn't sunshine and rainbows in the real world.
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Not without an ice pick for a lobotomy.
 
cwcvillemayoress said:
I often wonder if anyone has legitimately sat Chris down and really evaluated him. Like I know he's been to therapists before but those doctors seemed to have used kiddy gloves on him. I wonder if a therapist who actually knew what they were doing could pull Chris from his fantasy world into the real world and make him see that everything isn't sunshine and rainbows in the real world.
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It would take more than one session, and most importantly, Chris would have to actually try. I imagine Chris would want the therapist to basically fix his problems for him, when it doesn't work like that.

If Chris ever gets to a point where he's willing to accept help, a therapist could probably do a lot of good.
 
Mason Verger said:
My money is on Chris being a biter. Haha actually didn't he even make reference to biting kids or am I thinking of a different cow?
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You're thinking of @Cowlick.
Cowlick said:
I have admitted correctly I have bitten children, but not in decades. Also, I do not run from problems, nor do I try to complicate anything. Pictures of me are fine if your eyes &/or ears work.
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The Other Chandler said:
It would take more than one session, and most importantly, Chris would have to actually try. I imagine Chris would want the therapist to basically fix his problems for him, when it doesn't work like that.

If Chris ever gets to a point where he's willing to accept help, a therapist could probably do a lot of good.
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One big problem is that most therapists are going to uncritically go along with his identification as a woman, so they'd be fueling his delusions all the more. I kind of think "I'm a girl" for him is on the same spectrum as "I'm a Sonichu" and "I'm an interdimensional polyamorous reincarnation of a 1980s microcomputer", and indulging any of his self-declarations is support for all of them as far as he's concerned. Once you say (in effect) "Magic is real" you can't go back and hedge it with qualifiers.
 
Marvin said:
The other critiques of Bob aside, I dispute this one.

Chris going to a special school or not was a legitimate parental choice. There's valid reasons on both sides why a parent might send their kid to one. It's not like it was objectively the right choice and Bob failed to pick it through some character fault of his.
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This is the school they tried to send him to https://www.grafton.org/about-us/ By all accounts it's a quality place with a really good reputation in the area. It probably wouldn't have helped him much in hindsight given all the bad habits he was learning at home through Barb would have undid anything they taught him.

Mason Verger said:
Well he was deffinetly kicked out of the cub scouts, and I'm really curious about the rest, i.e. "Held me down and recorded my screams" incident.

My money is on Chris being a biter. Haha actually didn't he even make reference to biting kids or am I thinking of a different cow?
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I believe he was still non-verbal when he was in The Cub Scouts. He said himself that he mainly communicated through crying and screeching until he was seven. I can understand The Cub Scouts not wanting to deal with that shit. The Nathaniel Greene School story, if it even happened, was most likely them restraining him during a tard rage episode and recording it to use as proof that he needed to be put in a school more tailored to his needs.
 
Tennis-Ball-Tony said:
This is actually a thing. Trans people going after lesbians because lol I'm a girl now too see.

Lesbians hate it and it causes strife in the LGBT communities.
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Luckily, they're real easy to spot so it's easy for everyone involved to tell them to fuck off. Compared to trans women who like men and actually just try to get on with their lives, these "lesbian" troon chasers always stick out like a sore thumb. Their expressions of femininity are overt, blunt and often based on antiquated stereotypes of what a girly girl is like. Sorta like a certain someone we all follow, actually.:christine:
 
A few years ago now, I stuck a picture of myself on a forum and someone said "you look like a fat eighties lesbian". It was the "eighties" that had me laughing. Specific insults with a grain of truth* are always funny.

*Significantly more than a grain.
 
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