Chris and his ego - Revision history

Ayumu Kasuga at 19:36, 17 April 2026

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	{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. I was truly a miracle.\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}		{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. I was truly a miracle.\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}

	Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.		Chris's first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.

	An early example of Chris's parents enabling him was during his tenure at [[Nathanael Greene Elementary School\|Nathanael Greene Elementary]], where Chris's parents fought fiercely for him to remain in mainstream public school rather than attend a specialized school. Much of what happened at Nathanael Greene is murky due to Chris's young age and his tendency to victimize himself. Although what's known is that the Nathanael Greene staff wanted Chris to be deferred to a special education facility where he could receive treatment for his autism. Ultimately, Chris avoided this fate due to his parents withdrawing him from Nathanael Greene, along with Bob filing a lawsuit against the school board<ref>[[Nathanael_Greene_Elementary_School#Why_Chris_left]]</ref>. It's hard to say what effect this had on Chris exactly, but early intervention for autistic children is one of the most important factors in maximizing their functioning<ref>https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/autism/conditioninfo/treatments/early-intervention</ref>. It can be concluded that Chris's parents' refusal to enroll him in such treatment allowed many of Chris's eccentricities to solidify. The lawsuit also likely contributed to Chris's mindset that he was persecuted for his autism and deserved to be protected from [[Kick the Autistic\|America's Favorite Game]]. This doesn't mean that Chris's parents completely withheld treatment, however, as they did place Chris in speech therapy and he was in special education in [[Chris%27s_education#Providence_Middle_School\|Providence Middle School]]. But his parents' fight to keep him in mainstream school during his elementary years certainly impacted his later functioning.		An early example of Chris's parents enabling him was during his tenure at [[Nathanael Greene Elementary School\|Nathanael Greene Elementary]], where Chris's parents fought fiercely for him to remain in mainstream public school rather than attend a specialized school. Much of what happened at Nathanael Greene is murky due to Chris's young age and his tendency to victimize himself. Although what's known is that the Nathanael Greene staff wanted Chris to be deferred to a special education facility where he could receive treatment for his autism. Ultimately, Chris avoided this fate due to his parents withdrawing him from Nathanael Greene, along with Bob filing a lawsuit against the school board<ref>[[Nathanael_Greene_Elementary_School#Why_Chris_left]]</ref>. It's hard to say what effect this had on Chris exactly, but early intervention for autistic children is one of the most important factors in maximizing their functioning<ref>https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/autism/conditioninfo/treatments/early-intervention</ref>. It can be concluded that Chris's parents' refusal to enroll him in such treatment allowed many of Chris's eccentricities to solidify. The lawsuit also likely contributed to Chris's mindset that he was persecuted for his autism and deserved to be protected from [[Kick the Autistic\|America's Favorite Game]]. This doesn't mean that Chris's parents completely withheld treatment, however, as they did place Chris in speech therapy and he was in special education in [[Chris%27s_education#Providence_Middle_School\|Providence Middle School]]. But his parents' fight to keep him in mainstream school during his elementary years certainly impacted his later functioning.

Slophop at 19:30, 17 April 2026

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	Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.		Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.

	An early example of Chris's parents enabling him was during his tenure at [[Nathanael Greene Elementary School\|Nathanael Greene Elementary]], where Chris's parents fought fiercely for him to remain in mainstream public school rather than attend a specialized school. Much of what happened at Nathanael Greene is murky due to Chris's young age and his tendency to victimize himself. Although what's known is that the Nathanael Greene staff wanted Chris to be deferred to a special education facility where he could receive treatment for his autism. Ultimately, Chris avoided this fate due to his parents withdrawing him from Nathanael Greene, along with Bob filing a lawsuit against the school board<ref>[[Nathanael_Greene_Elementary_School#Why_Chris_left]]</ref>. It's hard to say what effect this had on Chris exactly, but early intervention for autistic children is one of the most important factors in maximizing their functioning<ref>https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/autism/conditioninfo/treatments/early-intervention</ref>. It can be concluded that Chris's parents' refusal to enroll him in such treatment allowed many of Chris's eccentricities to solidify. The lawsuit also likely contributed to Chris's mindset that he was persecuted for his autism and deserved to be protected from [[Kick the Autistic\|America's Favorite Game]]. This doesn't mean that Chris's parents completely withheld treatment, however, as they did place Chris in speech therapy and he was in special education in [[Chris%27s_education#Providence_Middle_School\|\|Providence Middle School]]. But his parents' fight to keep him in mainstream school during his elementary years certainly impacted his later functioning.		An early example of Chris's parents enabling him was during his tenure at [[Nathanael Greene Elementary School\|Nathanael Greene Elementary]], where Chris's parents fought fiercely for him to remain in mainstream public school rather than attend a specialized school. Much of what happened at Nathanael Greene is murky due to Chris's young age and his tendency to victimize himself. Although what's known is that the Nathanael Greene staff wanted Chris to be deferred to a special education facility where he could receive treatment for his autism. Ultimately, Chris avoided this fate due to his parents withdrawing him from Nathanael Greene, along with Bob filing a lawsuit against the school board<ref>[[Nathanael_Greene_Elementary_School#Why_Chris_left]]</ref>. It's hard to say what effect this had on Chris exactly, but early intervention for autistic children is one of the most important factors in maximizing their functioning<ref>https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/autism/conditioninfo/treatments/early-intervention</ref>. It can be concluded that Chris's parents' refusal to enroll him in such treatment allowed many of Chris's eccentricities to solidify. The lawsuit also likely contributed to Chris's mindset that he was persecuted for his autism and deserved to be protected from [[Kick the Autistic\|America's Favorite Game]]. This doesn't mean that Chris's parents completely withheld treatment, however, as they did place Chris in speech therapy and he was in special education in [[Chris%27s_education#Providence_Middle_School\|Providence Middle School]]. But his parents' fight to keep him in mainstream school during his elementary years certainly impacted his later functioning.

	It can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular. At Manchester, Chris was made the 'basketball team manager', when in reality, he was likely not much more than a water boy. The school bestowing this title on Chris likely inflated his ego, making him think he was competent enough to hold a real managerial position.		It can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular. At Manchester, Chris was made the 'basketball team manager', when in reality, he was likely not much more than a water boy. The school bestowing this title on Chris likely inflated his ego, making him think he was competent enough to hold a real managerial position.

Slophop: Updated to tell the whole story

2026-04-17T19:30:29Z

Updated to tell the whole story

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	Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.		Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.

	An early example of Chris's parents enabling him was during his tenure at [[Nathanael Greene Elementary School\|Nathanael Greene Elementary]], where Chris's parents fought fiercely for him to remain in mainstream public school rather than attend a specialized school. Much of what happened at Nathanael Greene is murky due to Chris's young age and his tendency to victimize himself. Although what's known is that the Nathanael Greene staff wanted Chris to be deferred to a special education facility where he could receive treatment for his autism. Ultimately, Chris avoided this fate due to his parents withdrawing him from Nathanael Greene, along with Bob filing a lawsuit against the school board<ref>[[Nathanael_Greene_Elementary_School#Why_Chris_left]]</ref>. It's hard to say what effect this had on Chris exactly, but early intervention for autistic children is one of the most important factors in maximizing their functioning<ref>https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/autism/conditioninfo/treatments/early-intervention</ref>. It can be concluded that Chris's parents' refusal to enroll him in such treatment allowed many of Chris's eccentricities to solidify. The lawsuit also likely contributed to Chris's mindset that he was persecuted for his autism and deserved to be protected from [[Kick the Autistic\|America's Favorite Game]].		An early example of Chris's parents enabling him was during his tenure at [[Nathanael Greene Elementary School\|Nathanael Greene Elementary]], where Chris's parents fought fiercely for him to remain in mainstream public school rather than attend a specialized school. Much of what happened at Nathanael Greene is murky due to Chris's young age and his tendency to victimize himself. Although what's known is that the Nathanael Greene staff wanted Chris to be deferred to a special education facility where he could receive treatment for his autism. Ultimately, Chris avoided this fate due to his parents withdrawing him from Nathanael Greene, along with Bob filing a lawsuit against the school board<ref>[[Nathanael_Greene_Elementary_School#Why_Chris_left]]</ref>. It's hard to say what effect this had on Chris exactly, but early intervention for autistic children is one of the most important factors in maximizing their functioning<ref>https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/autism/conditioninfo/treatments/early-intervention</ref>. It can be concluded that Chris's parents' refusal to enroll him in such treatment allowed many of Chris's eccentricities to solidify. The lawsuit also likely contributed to Chris's mindset that he was persecuted for his autism and deserved to be protected from [[Kick the Autistic\|America's Favorite Game]]. This doesn't mean that Chris's parents completely withheld treatment, however, as they did place Chris in speech therapy and he was in special education in [[Chris%27s_education#Providence_Middle_School\|\|Providence Middle School]]. But his parents' fight to keep him in mainstream school during his elementary years certainly impacted his later functioning.

	It can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular. At Manchester, Chris was made the 'basketball team manager', when in reality, he was likely not much more than a water boy. The school bestowing this title on Chris likely inflated his ego, making him think he was competent enough to hold a real managerial position.		It can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular. At Manchester, Chris was made the 'basketball team manager', when in reality, he was likely not much more than a water boy. The school bestowing this title on Chris likely inflated his ego, making him think he was competent enough to hold a real managerial position.

Slophop at 19:13, 17 April 2026

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	Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.		Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.

	It can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular.		An early example of Chris's parents enabling him was during his tenure at [[Nathanael Greene Elementary School\|Nathanael Greene Elementary]], where Chris's parents fought fiercely for him to remain in mainstream public school rather than attend a specialized school. Much of what happened at Nathanael Greene is murky due to Chris's young age and his tendency to victimize himself. Although what's known is that the Nathanael Greene staff wanted Chris to be deferred to a special education facility where he could receive treatment for his autism. Ultimately, Chris avoided this fate due to his parents withdrawing him from Nathanael Greene, along with Bob filing a lawsuit against the school board<ref>[[Nathanael_Greene_Elementary_School#Why_Chris_left]]</ref>. It's hard to say what effect this had on Chris exactly, but early intervention for autistic children is one of the most important factors in maximizing their functioning<ref>https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/autism/conditioninfo/treatments/early-intervention</ref>. It can be concluded that Chris's parents' refusal to enroll him in such treatment allowed many of Chris's eccentricities to solidify. The lawsuit also likely contributed to Chris's mindset that he was persecuted for his autism and deserved to be protected from [[Kick the Autistic\|America's Favorite Game]].

			It can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular. At Manchester, Chris was made the 'basketball team manager', when in reality, he was likely not much more than a water boy. The school bestowing this title on Chris likely inflated his ego, making him think he was competent enough to hold a real managerial position.

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Slophop at 14:51, 25 March 2026

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	In the same conversation, Chris stated the real reason for not leaving is that he doesn't want to leave his mother behind. Chris even brought up that he doesn't want to move out of state after Barb dies.<ref>[[Cousin Al#Bowling Outing]]</ref>		In the same conversation, Chris stated the real reason for not leaving is that he doesn't want to leave his mother behind. Chris even brought up that he doesn't want to move out of state after Barb dies.<ref>[[Cousin Al#Bowling Outing]]</ref>

	Chris did acknowledge the perks of moving out of his valley, but it's only logical for him to move out. What is a person obsessed with fame and art doing in a place known for neither? Why does a loud-and-proud bisexual trans woman want to live in a place where most residents are massively homophobic and/or anti-trans? Why does the world's most documented autistic person want to live in an area that, by his own admission, doesn't understand autistic people? And why does someone who desperately wants a compatible partner limit himself to a tiny dating pool and then resort to long-distance troll dating, when there probably ''is'' someone for him in the Los Angeles area? And why, just why, does Chris want to treat his [[14 Branchland Court\|dwelling]] as a temple for all to flock to, when it's so remote that Google Street View still doesn't cover it?<ref>Street view last checked ~~9 June 2021~~</ref>		Chris did acknowledge the perks of moving out of his valley, but it's only logical for him to move out. What is a person obsessed with fame and art doing in a place known for neither? Why does a loud-and-proud bisexual trans woman want to live in a place where most residents are massively homophobic and/or anti-trans? Why does the world's most documented autistic person want to live in an area that, by his own admission, doesn't understand autistic people? And why does someone who desperately wants a compatible partner limit himself to a tiny dating pool and then resort to long-distance troll dating, when there probably ''is'' someone for him in the Los Angeles area? And why, just why, does Chris want to treat his [[14 Branchland Court\|dwelling]] as a temple for all to flock to, when it's so remote that Google Street View still doesn't cover it?<ref>Street view last checked 25 March 2026</ref>

	Because it's easy to be a big fish in a small pond, even after pissing off the other fish and getting [[banned]] from your favorite hangouts.		Because it's easy to be a big fish in a small pond, even after pissing off the other fish and getting [[banned]] from your favorite hangouts.

Dodo Conservative: Feels mean.

2026-02-01T03:40:59Z

Feels mean.

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	{{incomplete\|information on how his parents enabled Chris}}		{{incomplete\|information on how his parents enabled Chris}}
	[[File:0063-BobAndBarbaraNewLife.jpg\|thumb\|Exhibit A.]]		[[File:0063-BobAndBarbaraNewLife.jpg\|thumb\|Exhibit A.]]
	{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. ~~[[Chris and reality\|~~I was truly a miracle]].\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}		{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. I was truly a miracle.\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}

	Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.		Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.

Elbow-Greased Strongman: /* Chris and narcissism */

2026-01-15T16:51:18Z

Chris and narcissism

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	[[Image:Narcissus.jpg\|thumb\|A [[TRUE and HONEST]] depiction of narcissism.]]		[[Image:Narcissus.jpg\|thumb\|A [[TRUE and HONEST]] depiction of narcissism.]]

	It's unlikely that Chris actually suffers from {{w\|narcissistic personality disorder}} (although [[Barbara Chandler\|it's likely that someone else in his family]] does). While extreme self-centeredness and egotism is often conflated with the term 'Narcissism', NPD is also an existing mental condition characterized by more factors, such as emotional manipulation or split personalities for different people. Given the fact that Chris himself is too stupid to actually emotionally manipulate anyone, let alone [[Chris and manipulation\|~~not get~~ manipulated himself,]] Chris most likely isn't a narcissist in the real sense. However, it's possible that Barbara, who did employ plenty of abusive NPD-like traits such as suicide-baiting, might have influenced Chris's behavior in some ways. Chris actually mentioned, in a theatrical manner, considering suicide on his facebook posts several times, [[June 2014 Facebook Posts#And It Begins...\|even for something as inconsequential as]] [[Sonic Boom Protests\|Sonic the Hedgehog's arms being recolored blue]]. Another noticeable aspect is Chris's need to shove his own name, initials and [[Sonichu (character)\|creations]] every chance he gets, specially other people's works, if it guarantees fame.		It's unlikely that Chris actually suffers from {{w\|narcissistic personality disorder}} (although [[Barbara Chandler\|it's likely that someone else in his family]] does). While extreme self-centeredness and egotism is often conflated with the term 'Narcissism', NPD is also an existing mental condition characterized by more factors, such as emotional manipulation or split personalities for different people. Given the fact that Chris himself is too stupid to actually emotionally manipulate anyone, let alone [[Chris and manipulation\|avoid getting continually manipulated himself,]] Chris most likely isn't a narcissist in the real sense. However, it's possible that Barbara, who did employ plenty of abusive NPD-like traits such as suicide-baiting, might have influenced Chris's behavior in some ways. Chris actually mentioned, in a theatrical manner, considering suicide on his facebook posts several times, [[June 2014 Facebook Posts#And It Begins...\|even for something as inconsequential as]] [[Sonic Boom Protests\|Sonic the Hedgehog's arms being recolored blue]]. Another noticeable aspect is Chris's need to shove his own name, initials and [[Sonichu (character)\|creations]] every chance he gets, specially other people's works, if it guarantees fame.

	That said, while a lot of factors like his relentless attention-whoring or his lack of empathy coincide with symptoms of the Disorder, factors of his ego were mostly results of his shitty upbringing and awful luck for winning contests giving him a huge sense of self-importance. Not to mention [[Chris and kindness\|his lack of empathy for others]] was also partly caused by his autism. If Chris ''does'' have NPD, he likely has a [[Slow in the minds\|low functioning]] variant of the disorder, and it may be hard to delineate his potential NPD symptoms from established ASD ones. [http://samvak.tripod.com/journal72.html Further reading is required to confirm the difference.]		That said, while a lot of factors like his relentless attention-whoring or his lack of empathy coincide with symptoms of the Disorder, factors of his ego were mostly results of his shitty upbringing and awful luck for winning contests giving him a huge sense of self-importance. Not to mention [[Chris and kindness\|his lack of empathy for others]] was also partly caused by his autism. If Chris ''does'' have NPD, he likely has a [[Slow in the minds\|low functioning]] variant of the disorder, and it may be hard to delineate his potential NPD symptoms from established ASD ones. [http://samvak.tripod.com/journal72.html Further reading is required to confirm the difference.]

Hurtful Truth Level: /* The enablers */ I don't know what the source for the padded cell is, also his parents had chris take speech therapy and special ed

2025-11-29T19:51:26Z

The enablers: I don't know what the source for the padded cell is, also his parents had chris take speech therapy and special ed

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	{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. [[Chris and reality\|I was truly a miracle]].\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}		{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. [[Chris and reality\|I was truly a miracle]].\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}

	Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability. They refused to get Chris the help and therapy he needed to develop in his childhood, believing such methods to be akin to him being put in a padded cell, even going so far as to move to another county, just so he can be mainstreamed.		Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability.

	~~Speaking of education, it~~ can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular.		It can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular.

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PsychoNerd054: /* The enablers */

2025-08-20T14:16:37Z

The enablers

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	{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. [[Chris and reality\|I was truly a miracle]].\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}		{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. [[Chris and reality\|I was truly a miracle]].\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}

	Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability. They refused to get Chris the help and therapy he needed in his childhood, believing such methods to be akin to him being put in a padded cell, even going so far as to move to another county, just so he can be mainstreamed.		Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability. They refused to get Chris the help and therapy he needed to develop in his childhood, believing such methods to be akin to him being put in a padded cell, even going so far as to move to another county, just so he can be mainstreamed.

	Speaking of education, it can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than half-baked effort into things and yet act like the end result is something spectacular.		Speaking of education, it can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than [[Chris and work\|half-baked effort into things]] and yet act like the end result is something spectacular.

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PsychoNerd054 at 14:02, 20 August 2025

2025-08-20T14:02:02Z

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	{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. [[Chris and reality\|I was truly a miracle]].\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}		{{quote\|Drunk or not, they had me. At an old age where my mother was so close to menopause and my father was a senior citizen. [[Chris and reality\|I was truly a miracle]].\|Chris, [[Mumble 3]]}}

	Chris' first were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability. They refused to get Chris the help and therapy he needed in his childhood, believing such methods to be akin to him being put in a padded cell, even going so far as to move to another county, just so he can be mainstreamed.		Chris' first enablers were his parents. Under their watch, Chris was pampered, enabled and shielded from any accountability. They refused to get Chris the help and therapy he needed in his childhood, believing such methods to be akin to him being put in a padded cell, even going so far as to move to another county, just so he can be mainstreamed.

	Speaking of education, it can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than half-baked effort into things and yet act like the end result is something spectacular.		Speaking of education, it can also be said the school system was yet another enabler in Chris's formative years. This was especially true at [[Manchester High]]. Chris's parents and the principal helped arrange the [[gal-pals]]. This has resulted in Chris developing a rather warped view on women and friends; they let Chris believe they were legitimate friends, but in reality, they only stayed close with him out of pity and/or to protect him from bullies. [[Manchester High Leaks\|Chris received passing grades on schoolwork he didn't do correctly]], yet still eventually graduated on [[honor roll]] (or so he says), presumably out of excessive pity on the teachers' part. Were that indeed the case, it might have encouraged Chris to put in less than half-baked effort into things and yet act like the end result is something spectacular.

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	[[Image:Narcissus.jpg\|thumb\|A [[TRUE and HONEST]] depiction of narcissism.]]		[[Image:Narcissus.jpg\|thumb\|A [[TRUE and HONEST]] depiction of narcissism.]]

	It's unlikely that Chris actually suffers from {{w\|narcissistic personality disorder}} (although [[Barbara Chandler\|it's likely that someone else in his family]] does). While extreme self-centeredness and egotism is often conflated with the term 'Narcissism', NPD is also an existing mental condition characterized by more factors, such as emotional manipulation or split personalities for different people. Given the fact that Chris himself is too stupid to actually emotionally manipulate anyone, let alone [[Chris and manipulation\|~~not get~~ manipulated himself,]] Chris most likely isn't a narcissist in the real sense. However, it's possible that Barbara, who did employ plenty of abusive NPD-like traits such as suicide-baiting, might have influenced Chris's behavior in some ways. Chris actually mentioned, in a theatrical manner, considering suicide on his facebook posts several times, [[June 2014 Facebook Posts#And It Begins...\|even for something as inconsequential as]] [[Sonic Boom Protests\|Sonic the Hedgehog's arms being recolored blue]]. Another noticeable aspect is Chris's need to shove his own name, initials and [[Sonichu (character)\|creations]] every chance he gets, specially other people's works, if it guarantees fame.		It's unlikely that Chris actually suffers from {{w\|narcissistic personality disorder}} (although [[Barbara Chandler\|it's likely that someone else in his family]] does). While extreme self-centeredness and egotism is often conflated with the term 'Narcissism', NPD is also an existing mental condition characterized by more factors, such as emotional manipulation or split personalities for different people. Given the fact that Chris himself is too stupid to actually emotionally manipulate anyone, let alone [[Chris and manipulation\|avoid getting continually manipulated himself,]] Chris most likely isn't a narcissist in the real sense. However, it's possible that Barbara, who did employ plenty of abusive NPD-like traits such as suicide-baiting, might have influenced Chris's behavior in some ways. Chris actually mentioned, in a theatrical manner, considering suicide on his facebook posts several times, [[June 2014 Facebook Posts#And It Begins...\|even for something as inconsequential as]] [[Sonic Boom Protests\|Sonic the Hedgehog's arms being recolored blue]]. Another noticeable aspect is Chris's need to shove his own name, initials and [[Sonichu (character)\|creations]] every chance he gets, specially other people's works, if it guarantees fame.

	That said, while a lot of factors like his relentless attention-whoring or his lack of empathy coincide with symptoms of the Disorder, factors of his ego were mostly results of his shitty upbringing and awful luck for winning contests giving him a huge sense of self-importance. Not to mention [[Chris and kindness\|his lack of empathy for others]] was also partly caused by his autism. If Chris ''does'' have NPD, he likely has a [[Slow in the minds\|low functioning]] variant of the disorder, and it may be hard to delineate his potential NPD symptoms from established ASD ones. [http://samvak.tripod.com/journal72.html Further reading is required to confirm the difference.]		That said, while a lot of factors like his relentless attention-whoring or his lack of empathy coincide with symptoms of the Disorder, factors of his ego were mostly results of his shitty upbringing and awful luck for winning contests giving him a huge sense of self-importance. Not to mention [[Chris and kindness\|his lack of empathy for others]] was also partly caused by his autism. If Chris ''does'' have NPD, he likely has a [[Slow in the minds\|low functioning]] variant of the disorder, and it may be hard to delineate his potential NPD symptoms from established ASD ones. [http://samvak.tripod.com/journal72.html Further reading is required to confirm the difference.]