Containment What If?
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What if Chris were forced into a group home?
What if Chris committed another serious offense that were much worse than the October 28th incident e.g. sexual harassment/stalking of an unfortunate gal and/or the ensuing assault of a niggo Jerkop and was legally deemed unfit to live in mainstream society and forced to live in a group home with other slow-in-the-minds (if his tugboat were able to cover it)?
How do you think he would be able to bear it or what it would be like for him?
What if Chris committed another serious offense that were much worse than the October 28th incident e.g. sexual harassment/stalking of an unfortunate gal and/or the ensuing assault of a niggo Jerkop and was legally deemed unfit to live in mainstream society and forced to live in a group home with other slow-in-the-minds (if his tugboat were able to cover it)?
How do you think he would be able to bear it or what it would be like for him?
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Re: What if Chris was put in a mental institution
Well, to be fair, an institution is different from a group home. Group homes are great for high and even medium-functioning autistics. My SIL used to work in a group home, she checked on it every few days and among her jobs were...
-making sure that each tenant was spending their money appropriately (not going into debt, using their tugboat to buy food and other necessities before they used their money for fun)
-making sure the house itself was clean and chores were being done
-making sure each tenant was taking care of him/herself as needed, hygiene and medication-wise
-some counseling and mediation as needed when a problem arose
-coordinating and planning outings like to the zoo, etc
The residents of this home varied from 20's to 60's and I think there were 6 or 8 of them.
She no longer does this as she now works in special needs education, but she told me about it. Some autistics really benefit from this because it gives them a semi-normal life and relative freedom, and social interaction.
An institution on the other hand, sounds just that... an institution. An institution would be stricter and much more regimented than a group home, with much less tolerance for shit. (literal and figurative) and this would be what Chris needs immediately. (I honestly see institutionalization, and nothing else, as the first step in successfully helping Chris)
In a theoretical situation where a judge sees Chris is unfit to take care of himself (especially of he melts down in court) she could order him to an institution, and after a while, if he actually learns and manages to improve his attitude and behavior, he could then be moved into a group home.
Well, to be fair, an institution is different from a group home. Group homes are great for high and even medium-functioning autistics. My SIL used to work in a group home, she checked on it every few days and among her jobs were...
-making sure that each tenant was spending their money appropriately (not going into debt, using their tugboat to buy food and other necessities before they used their money for fun)
-making sure the house itself was clean and chores were being done
-making sure each tenant was taking care of him/herself as needed, hygiene and medication-wise
-some counseling and mediation as needed when a problem arose
-coordinating and planning outings like to the zoo, etc
The residents of this home varied from 20's to 60's and I think there were 6 or 8 of them.
She no longer does this as she now works in special needs education, but she told me about it. Some autistics really benefit from this because it gives them a semi-normal life and relative freedom, and social interaction.
An institution on the other hand, sounds just that... an institution. An institution would be stricter and much more regimented than a group home, with much less tolerance for shit. (literal and figurative) and this would be what Chris needs immediately. (I honestly see institutionalization, and nothing else, as the first step in successfully helping Chris)
In a theoretical situation where a judge sees Chris is unfit to take care of himself (especially of he melts down in court) she could order him to an institution, and after a while, if he actually learns and manages to improve his attitude and behavior, he could then be moved into a group home.
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As long as Chris got to take all his vidya with him, he'd be fine. And in the long run, one of these little houses would be much cheaper to maintain than 14BC. Provided that he actually remembers to maintain it...
Twerking would only cause him to
Same here.
Twerking would only cause him to
c-no said:
Same here.
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I love those cozy country cottages, but I can just see it's rustic charm ruined by sonic and Sailor Moon posters. Along with legos being all over the place and everything. Chris may not be a hoarder, but he is far from clean and he really doesn't have a sense of atheistic to decorate it properly.
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It would depend on the location of their new house. I live in the city, in a urban area. Most of the houses here have multiple units, 2 or 3, split up by floor. There are a few apartment buildings, but it's not like New York City, we still have a nice amount of green areas, most houses have a front and back yard (if on the small side compared to suburbia). If the Chandlers were to move into one of the houses, you can bet the other tenants of the house would have a problem with them soon enough when they notice vermin coming down (or up) to their unit. The complaints would increase when the Hoard gets outside, in my neighborhood you don't have to have a perfect lawn, but you would definitely not be allowed to have a fridge and other shit in your yard. The Chandlers would get kicked out of my neighborhood soon enough.
Now, as for myself, what would I do? As I am a young, boyfriend free girl with an average figure, I'd use this to troll Chris. Totally.
Yeah. As soon as I saw this thread, that video was the first thing that popped to my mind.
Now, as for myself, what would I do? As I am a young, boyfriend free girl with an average figure, I'd use this to troll Chris. Totally.
applecat said:
Yeah. As soon as I saw this thread, that video was the first thing that popped to my mind.
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apparently this is the mating dance of all tomgirls of virginia. no idea what the mating dance of the tomboys of virginia is.
apparently this is the mating dance of all tomgirls of virginia. no idea what the mating dance of the tomboys of virginia is.