Seeing one's self in Chris

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I feel like the more negative aspects of myself are reminiscent of him. Does anyone else here feel this way?
 
One should never compare themselves to Chris whether it's a negative or a positive comparison.
 
Never. But please, tell us all your similarities until this thread is locked up. You have ten seconds or even less.
 
I have an autism spectrum disorder (Asperger's syndrome), I have flamboyant interests, and I have rage issues.
 
We are all CWC, and CWC is all of us.

“Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster... for when you gaze long into the abyss. The abyss gazes also into you.”

― Friedrich Nietzsche
 
People always have the ability to see themselves in chris. It's simple self reflection, what we could become if we weren't so lucky. People have used Chris's example as way to motivate them into being healthier, harder working, etc.

However it's mainly a-logs who use this as a form of trollshielding; "yeah I'm similar to chris, I shit myself and fuck blow up dolls BUT AT LEAST I DONT LIVE WITH MY MOTHER! LAMEASS!"
 
Ways I am like Chris:
* I have DNA

Ways I am not like Chris:
* Most of my DNA is different

Ways I could secretly be Chris:
* We have never been photographed together
 
A-Log will be like: Yes but atleast im better than chris tho.
 
Well, before this thread inevitably gets locked, I'm going to chime in and agree that a lot of us probably do. More than is comfortable in fact. Its just a fact of internet culture that a lot of us are into video games, anime, hobbies or the like. The real difference is twofold. First, Chris is rather childish and uncritical of the media he so eagerly consumes. And second, and perhaps most importantly, he carries it into the realm of absurdity.

As I've said before, there's nothing wrong with liking MLP, Legos, Sailor Moon, Family Guy, Pokemon, or any of Chris' other obsessions... but when you are spending all of your disposable income on it and begging for more on Facebook, then you probably need to assess your priorities. And for godbear's sake, if you find yourself staring at a Sailor Moon wallscroll to 'stay straight,' please don't share that shit with the internet!

Ironically, Chris' obsession with various fandoms is probably a big part of what inspires so much of the trollshieldong. As I said, there are lots of sad people on the internet, and I'm sure a lot of them feel beating up on Chris makes them better than him. But it's because they are Bronies and feel discomfort when they see Chris sperg out over Rainbow Dash. Or they played Pokemon and dislike the fact that Chris also plays it.

I doubt anybody really cares about Chris because of his more obscure, less popular obsessions like Samurai Pizza Cats, the Original Ghost Busters or the American Rabbit.
 
Hide your Powerlevel. Avoid revealing intimate, personal details about yourself in public boards. These threads are not your personal blog and we are not an asylum.

Also, general warning: Please stop seeing threads you know are going to be locked and assume that you have free license to shitpost in them. Just report the fucking thread and stop trying to get zinger ratings or whatever autism compels people to do this.

Melchett said:
People always have the ability to see themselves in chris. It's simple self reflection, what we could become if we weren't so lucky. People have used Chris's example as way to motivate them into being healthier, harder working, etc.
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This. Chris is a carbon-based lifeform that shares 99.9% of your genetics. You will see a lot of yourself in him if you aren't intentionally trying not to.
 
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