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FurryChristorian789: /* Obedience */

2026-05-06T19:19:06Z

Obedience

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	Chris especially showed disobedience after getting banned from [[The GAMe PLACe]] in [[2008]], making foolhardy efforts to get himself unbanned ([[Michael Snyder is ColdHearted and Mean\|one notable incident]] resulting in manager [[Michael Snyder]] calling 911) despite that it was made perfectly clear he was prohibited from ever going there again. [[2011\|Over a year]] after a failed attempt at taking a photo of Snyder (purportedly to make a dartboard)<ref>[[6 June 2010#Video]]</ref> led to a run-in with the law, Chris attempted to reenter the store, later claiming to have thought new ownership meant he could get his ban repealed<ref>[[28 October 2011#Email]]</ref>, only to find Snyder still working there, ultimately leading to Chris and Barb committing vehicular assault and them both ending up in jail (before getting bailed out). At the trial several months later, upon being informed the plea bargain's terms included that Snyder's medical expenses were to be paid for, Chris begrudgingly agreed before openly referring to Snyder as a "thieving liar"<ref>[[This is how the Trial went#The_Trial.]]</ref>.		Chris especially showed disobedience after getting banned from [[The GAMe PLACe]] in [[2008]], making foolhardy efforts to get himself unbanned ([[Michael Snyder is ColdHearted and Mean\|one notable incident]] resulting in manager [[Michael Snyder]] calling 911) despite that it was made perfectly clear he was prohibited from ever going there again. [[2011\|Over a year]] after a failed attempt at taking a photo of Snyder (purportedly to make a dartboard)<ref>[[6 June 2010#Video]]</ref> led to a run-in with the law, Chris attempted to reenter the store, later claiming to have thought new ownership meant he could get his ban repealed<ref>[[28 October 2011#Email]]</ref>, only to find Snyder still working there, ultimately leading to Chris and Barb committing vehicular assault and them both ending up in jail (before getting bailed out). At the trial several months later, upon being informed the plea bargain's terms included that Snyder's medical expenses were to be paid for, Chris begrudgingly agreed before openly referring to Snyder as a "thieving liar"<ref>[[This is how the Trial went#The_Trial.]]</ref>.

	As for who he ''did'' obey, even that is debatable at best. In regards to his parents, Chris briefly argued with [[Bob]] while trying to convince his trolls to remove copies of the house tour, and he has criticized his father for starting arguments<ref>[[Animal Crossing Documentary]]</ref> and "annoy(ing) (him)"<ref>[[IRC (31 December 2008)]]</ref> (which could more likely have been Chris resisting attempts at calling him out for his childish disposition) and with [[Barb]], he was conditioned to obey her whims, ending up effectively as her servant once Bob died<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb and Chris]]</ref>. He would even fold to her threats of suicide, such that he and Bob let her clutter up the house<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb's Hoarding]]</ref> and he cancelled his planned trip to [[MAGfest]]<ref>[[LoveYouLongTime E-mails, 2011-2012#Borb vs MAGfest]]</ref>. He also considered [[Rocky Shoemaker]] to be more reliable than any qualified psychologist<ref>[[Vivitheg's AIM chat]]</ref>, but even then failed to follow her advice, particularly in regards to not feeding trolls.		As for who he ''did'' obey, even that is debatable at best. In regards to his parents, Chris briefly argued with [[Bob]] [[THAT IS MY HOUSE\|while trying to convince his trolls to remove copies of the house tour]], and he has criticized his father for starting arguments<ref>[[Animal Crossing Documentary]]</ref> and "annoy(ing) (him)"<ref>[[IRC (31 December 2008)]]</ref> (which could more likely have been Chris resisting attempts at calling him out for his childish disposition) and with [[Barb]], he was conditioned to obey her whims, ending up effectively as her servant once Bob died<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb and Chris]]</ref>. He would even fold to her threats of suicide, such that he and Bob let her clutter up the house<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb's Hoarding]]</ref> and he cancelled his planned trip to [[MAGfest]]<ref>[[LoveYouLongTime E-mails, 2011-2012#Borb vs MAGfest]]</ref>. He also considered [[Rocky Shoemaker]] to be more reliable than any qualified psychologist<ref>[[Vivitheg's AIM chat]]</ref>, but even then failed to follow her advice, particularly in regards to not feeding trolls.

	Interestingly, while Chris can be stubborn at the worst of times, his obedience of Barb at little to no provocation might have been the genesis of his tendency to [[Chris and manipulation\|follow the instruction of trolls without a second thought]], thinking only of potential benefit he thinks he could get from it. For the longest time up until he got released from jail, Chris failed to learn that his unquestioning obedience of others could have consequences, by now ending up more paranoid and making efforts to be reclusive (albeit [[Sightings#Post-Jail\|nigh-unable to avoid being sighted in public]]).		Interestingly, while Chris can be stubborn at the worst of times, his obedience of Barb at little to no provocation might have been the genesis of his tendency to [[Chris and manipulation\|follow the instruction of trolls without a second thought]], thinking only of potential benefit he thinks he could get from it. For the longest time up until he got released from jail, Chris failed to learn that his unquestioning obedience of others could have consequences, by now ending up more paranoid and making efforts to be reclusive (albeit [[Sightings#Post-Jail\|nigh-unable to avoid being sighted in public]]).

FurryChristorian789: /* Obedience */

2026-05-06T19:18:25Z

Obedience

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	Like other virtues, Chris has an extensive history of failure to obey his superiors. During the early to mid-2000's, Chris roused the ire of authority figures such as [[Mary Lee Walsh]], [[Manajerks\|retail staff]] and [[Jerkops\|police officers]] for using his [[Attraction Sign]] to find a [[Sweetheart]] whilst loitering. When these attempts at soliciting a relationship invariably led to getting rebuked or punished outright, he proceeded to portray them as part of [[Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens\|a villainous conspiracy]] for his self-insert and characters to defeat, whilst also disparaging police officers who wear a specific set of colors as cold-hearted fakes (and eventually denounce ''all'' police officers as evil).		Like other virtues, Chris has an extensive history of failure to obey his superiors. During the early to mid-2000's, Chris roused the ire of authority figures such as [[Mary Lee Walsh]], [[Manajerks\|retail staff]] and [[Jerkops\|police officers]] for using his [[Attraction Sign]] to find a [[Sweetheart]] whilst loitering. When these attempts at soliciting a relationship invariably led to getting rebuked or punished outright, he proceeded to portray them as part of [[Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens\|a villainous conspiracy]] for his self-insert and characters to defeat, whilst also disparaging police officers who wear a specific set of colors as cold-hearted fakes (and eventually denounce ''all'' police officers as evil).

	Chris especially showed disobedience after getting banned from The GAMe PLACe in 2008, making foolhardy efforts to get himself unbanned (one notable incident resulting in manager Michael Snyder calling 911) despite that it was made perfectly clear he was prohibited from ever going there again. Over a year after a failed attempt at taking a photo of Snyder (purportedly to make a dartboard) led to a run-in with the law, Chris attempted to reenter the store, later claiming to have thought new ownership meant he could get his ban repealed, only to find Snyder still working there, ultimately leading to Chris and Barb committing vehicular assault and them both ending up in jail (before getting bailed out). At the trial several months later, upon being informed the plea bargain's terms included that Snyder's medical expenses were to be paid for, Chris begrudgingly agreed before openly referring to Snyder as a "thieving liar".		Chris especially showed disobedience after getting banned from [[The GAMe PLACe]] in [[2008]], making foolhardy efforts to get himself unbanned ([[Michael Snyder is ColdHearted and Mean\|one notable incident]] resulting in manager [[Michael Snyder]] calling 911) despite that it was made perfectly clear he was prohibited from ever going there again. [[2011\|Over a year]] after a failed attempt at taking a photo of Snyder (purportedly to make a dartboard)<ref>[[6 June 2010#Video]]</ref> led to a run-in with the law, Chris attempted to reenter the store, later claiming to have thought new ownership meant he could get his ban repealed<ref>[[28 October 2011#Email]]</ref>, only to find Snyder still working there, ultimately leading to Chris and Barb committing vehicular assault and them both ending up in jail (before getting bailed out). At the trial several months later, upon being informed the plea bargain's terms included that Snyder's medical expenses were to be paid for, Chris begrudgingly agreed before openly referring to Snyder as a "thieving liar"<ref>[[This is how the Trial went#The_Trial.]]</ref>.

	As for who he ''did'' obey, even that is debatable at best. In regards to his parents, Chris briefly argued with [[Bob]] while trying to convince his trolls to remove copies of the house tour, and he has criticized his father for starting arguments<ref>[[Animal Crossing Documentary]]</ref> and "annoy(ing) (him)"<ref>[[IRC (31 December 2008)]]</ref> (which could more likely have been Chris resisting attempts at calling him out for his childish disposition) and with [[Barb]], he was conditioned to obey her whims, ending up effectively as her servant once Bob died<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb and Chris]]</ref>. He would even fold to her threats of suicide, such that he and Bob let her clutter up the house<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb's Hoarding]]</ref> and he cancelled his planned trip to [[MAGfest]]<ref>[[LoveYouLongTime E-mails, 2011-2012#Borb vs MAGfest]]</ref>. He also considered [[Rocky Shoemaker]] to be more reliable than any qualified psychologist<ref>[[Vivitheg's AIM chat]]</ref>, but even then failed to follow her advice, particularly in regards to not feeding trolls.		As for who he ''did'' obey, even that is debatable at best. In regards to his parents, Chris briefly argued with [[Bob]] while trying to convince his trolls to remove copies of the house tour, and he has criticized his father for starting arguments<ref>[[Animal Crossing Documentary]]</ref> and "annoy(ing) (him)"<ref>[[IRC (31 December 2008)]]</ref> (which could more likely have been Chris resisting attempts at calling him out for his childish disposition) and with [[Barb]], he was conditioned to obey her whims, ending up effectively as her servant once Bob died<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb and Chris]]</ref>. He would even fold to her threats of suicide, such that he and Bob let her clutter up the house<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb's Hoarding]]</ref> and he cancelled his planned trip to [[MAGfest]]<ref>[[LoveYouLongTime E-mails, 2011-2012#Borb vs MAGfest]]</ref>. He also considered [[Rocky Shoemaker]] to be more reliable than any qualified psychologist<ref>[[Vivitheg's AIM chat]]</ref>, but even then failed to follow her advice, particularly in regards to not feeding trolls.

PsychoNerd054 at 23:27, 5 May 2026

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	'''Morality''' is a means by which to distinguish right from wrong. While some things are generally agreed to be positive or negative, it can often vary by entire cultures, religions or individual people. [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]] is no exception to the latter rule and his take on morality is rather noteworthy, to say the least.		'''Morality''' is a means by which to distinguish right from wrong. While some things are generally agreed to be positive or negative, it can often vary by entire cultures, religions or individual people. [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]] is no exception to the latter rule and his take on morality is rather noteworthy, to say the least.

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FurryChristorian789: /* Obedience */

2026-05-05T21:45:55Z

Obedience

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	Chris especially showed disobedience after getting banned from The GAMe PLACe in 2008, making foolhardy efforts to get himself unbanned (one notable incident resulting in manager Michael Snyder calling 911) despite that it was made perfectly clear he was prohibited from ever going there again. Over a year after a failed attempt at taking a photo of Snyder (purportedly to make a dartboard) led to a run-in with the law, Chris attempted to reenter the store, later claiming to have thought new ownership meant he could get his ban repealed, only to find Snyder still working there, ultimately leading to Chris and Barb committing vehicular assault and them both ending up in jail (before getting bailed out). At the trial several months later, upon being informed the plea bargain's terms included that Snyder's medical expenses were to be paid for, Chris begrudgingly agreed before openly referring to Snyder as a "thieving liar".		Chris especially showed disobedience after getting banned from The GAMe PLACe in 2008, making foolhardy efforts to get himself unbanned (one notable incident resulting in manager Michael Snyder calling 911) despite that it was made perfectly clear he was prohibited from ever going there again. Over a year after a failed attempt at taking a photo of Snyder (purportedly to make a dartboard) led to a run-in with the law, Chris attempted to reenter the store, later claiming to have thought new ownership meant he could get his ban repealed, only to find Snyder still working there, ultimately leading to Chris and Barb committing vehicular assault and them both ending up in jail (before getting bailed out). At the trial several months later, upon being informed the plea bargain's terms included that Snyder's medical expenses were to be paid for, Chris begrudgingly agreed before openly referring to Snyder as a "thieving liar".

	As for who he ''did'' obey, even that is debatable at best. In regards to his parents, Chris briefly argued with [[Bob]] while trying to convince his trolls to remove copies of the house tour, and he has criticized his father for starting arguments<ref>[[Animal Crossing Documentary]]</ref> and "annoy(ing) (him)"<ref>[[IRC (31 December 2008)]]</ref> (which could more likely have been Chris resisting attempts at calling him out for his childish disposition) and with [[Barb]], he was conditioned to obey her whims, ending up effectively as her servant once Bob died<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb and Chris]]</ref>. He would even fold to her threats of suicide, such that he and Bob let her clutter up the house<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb's Hoarding]]</ref> and he cancelled his planned trip to [[MAGfest]]<ref>[[LoveYouLongTime E-mails, 2011-2012#Borb vs MAGfest]]</ref>. He also considered [[Rocky Shoemaker]] to be more reliable than any qualified psychologist, but even then failed to follow her advice, particularly in regards to not feeding trolls.		As for who he ''did'' obey, even that is debatable at best. In regards to his parents, Chris briefly argued with [[Bob]] while trying to convince his trolls to remove copies of the house tour, and he has criticized his father for starting arguments<ref>[[Animal Crossing Documentary]]</ref> and "annoy(ing) (him)"<ref>[[IRC (31 December 2008)]]</ref> (which could more likely have been Chris resisting attempts at calling him out for his childish disposition) and with [[Barb]], he was conditioned to obey her whims, ending up effectively as her servant once Bob died<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb and Chris]]</ref>. He would even fold to her threats of suicide, such that he and Bob let her clutter up the house<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb's Hoarding]]</ref> and he cancelled his planned trip to [[MAGfest]]<ref>[[LoveYouLongTime E-mails, 2011-2012#Borb vs MAGfest]]</ref>. He also considered [[Rocky Shoemaker]] to be more reliable than any qualified psychologist<ref>[[Vivitheg's AIM chat]]</ref>, but even then failed to follow her advice, particularly in regards to not feeding trolls.

	Interestingly, while Chris can be stubborn at the worst of times, his obedience of Barb at little to no provocation might have been the genesis of his tendency to [[Chris and manipulation\|follow the instruction of trolls without a second thought]], thinking only of potential benefit he thinks he could get from it. For the longest time up until he got released from jail, Chris failed to learn that his unquestioning obedience of others could have consequences, by now ending up more paranoid and making efforts to be reclusive (albeit [[Sightings#Post-Jail\|nigh-unable to avoid being sighted in public]]).		Interestingly, while Chris can be stubborn at the worst of times, his obedience of Barb at little to no provocation might have been the genesis of his tendency to [[Chris and manipulation\|follow the instruction of trolls without a second thought]], thinking only of potential benefit he thinks he could get from it. For the longest time up until he got released from jail, Chris failed to learn that his unquestioning obedience of others could have consequences, by now ending up more paranoid and making efforts to be reclusive (albeit [[Sightings#Post-Jail\|nigh-unable to avoid being sighted in public]]).

FurryChristorian789: /* Obedience */

2026-05-05T21:12:18Z

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			Like other virtues, Chris has an extensive history of failure to obey his superiors. During the early to mid-2000's, Chris roused the ire of authority figures such as [[Mary Lee Walsh]], [[Manajerks\|retail staff]] and [[Jerkops\|police officers]] for using his [[Attraction Sign]] to find a [[Sweetheart]] whilst loitering. When these attempts at soliciting a relationship invariably led to getting rebuked or punished outright, he proceeded to portray them as part of [[Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens\|a villainous conspiracy]] for his self-insert and characters to defeat, whilst also disparaging police officers who wear a specific set of colors as cold-hearted fakes (and eventually denounce ''all'' police officers as evil).

			Chris especially showed disobedience after getting banned from The GAMe PLACe in 2008, making foolhardy efforts to get himself unbanned (one notable incident resulting in manager Michael Snyder calling 911) despite that it was made perfectly clear he was prohibited from ever going there again. Over a year after a failed attempt at taking a photo of Snyder (purportedly to make a dartboard) led to a run-in with the law, Chris attempted to reenter the store, later claiming to have thought new ownership meant he could get his ban repealed, only to find Snyder still working there, ultimately leading to Chris and Barb committing vehicular assault and them both ending up in jail (before getting bailed out). At the trial several months later, upon being informed the plea bargain's terms included that Snyder's medical expenses were to be paid for, Chris begrudgingly agreed before openly referring to Snyder as a "thieving liar".

			As for who he ''did'' obey, even that is debatable at best. In regards to his parents, Chris briefly argued with [[Bob]] while trying to convince his trolls to remove copies of the house tour, and he has criticized his father for starting arguments<ref>[[Animal Crossing Documentary]]</ref> and "annoy(ing) (him)"<ref>[[IRC (31 December 2008)]]</ref> (which could more likely have been Chris resisting attempts at calling him out for his childish disposition) and with [[Barb]], he was conditioned to obey her whims, ending up effectively as her servant once Bob died<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb and Chris]]</ref>. He would even fold to her threats of suicide, such that he and Bob let her clutter up the house<ref>[[Kiwi Farms posts (Marvin)#Barb's Hoarding]]</ref> and he cancelled his planned trip to [[MAGfest]]<ref>[[LoveYouLongTime E-mails, 2011-2012#Borb vs MAGfest]]</ref>. He also considered [[Rocky Shoemaker]] to be more reliable than any qualified psychologist, but even then failed to follow her advice, particularly in regards to not feeding trolls.

			Interestingly, while Chris can be stubborn at the worst of times, his obedience of Barb at little to no provocation might have been the genesis of his tendency to [[Chris and manipulation\|follow the instruction of trolls without a second thought]], thinking only of potential benefit he thinks he could get from it. For the longest time up until he got released from jail, Chris failed to learn that his unquestioning obedience of others could have consequences, by now ending up more paranoid and making efforts to be reclusive (albeit [[Sightings#Post-Jail\|nigh-unable to avoid being sighted in public]]).

	===Remorse===		===Remorse===

FurryChristorian789: /* Understanding of morality */

2026-05-02T16:04:10Z

Understanding of morality

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	Given his obsessions with fictional media, [[Borb\|and what we know about his formative years]], it's very likely that Chris learned much of his ideals and how to act towards others from [[Chris and television\|watching television as a child]] (note that Chris once stated on a school assignment that he considers TV an effective part of child-rearing<ref>[[Manchester High Leaks#Chapter 1 study guide]]</ref>). Among 80's cartoons like ''[[Transformers]]'' and ''The Smurfs'', he has specifically cited ''[[Care Bears]]''<ref>[[Jackie E-mails 30]]</ref> <ref>[[Sarah May Skype Logs#Chris leaves over a claim of homosexuality]]</ref> and '''especially''' ''[[The Adventures of the American Rabbit]]'' (his first role model before ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]''<ref>[[Chris's Wikipedia profile#His Early Years - Birth to 1992]]</ref>) as influences.		Given his obsessions with fictional media, [[Borb\|and what we know about his formative years]], it's very likely that Chris learned much of his ideals and how to act towards others from [[Chris and television\|watching television as a child]] (note that Chris once stated on a school assignment that he considers TV an effective part of child-rearing<ref>[[Manchester High Leaks#Chapter 1 study guide]]</ref>). Among 80's cartoons like ''[[Transformers]]'' and ''The Smurfs'', he has specifically cited ''[[Care Bears]]''<ref>[[Jackie E-mails 30]]</ref> <ref>[[Sarah May Skype Logs#Chris leaves over a claim of homosexuality]]</ref> and '''especially''' ''[[The Adventures of the American Rabbit]]'' (his first role model before ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]''<ref>[[Chris's Wikipedia profile#His Early Years - Birth to 1992]]</ref>) as influences.

	As such, Chris appears to see the world as though it was a cartoon show with himself as the protagonist and others as villains, operating on very simplistic black-and-white morality in doing so. It is very possible that, as a result of his [[autism]] (and generally poor upbringing), he takes the morality he sees in fiction literally and that he genuinely cannot wrap his head around "grey areas" because they would be too complex for his childlike brain to process. It's also likely that, given Chris has openly admitted to thinking fictional characters are real and live in a separate realm (a la ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''), he views cartoons as inherently realistic and educational rather than often exaggerated media made to entertain audiences and/or sell merchandise. Despite this, Chris has consistently failed to take any life lessons and morals from children's media to heart, and it particularly manifests in the form of [[Chris and hypocrisy\|neglecting to practice what he preaches]].		As such, Chris appears to see the world as though it was a cartoon show with himself as the protagonist and others as villains, operating on very simplistic black-and-white morality in doing so. It is very possible that, as a result of his [[autism]] (and generally poor upbringing), he takes the morality he sees in fiction literally and that he genuinely cannot wrap his head around "grey areas" because they would be too complex for his childlike brain to process. It's also likely that, given Chris has openly admitted to thinking fictional characters are real and live in a separate realm (a la ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}'')<ref>[[Alec Benson Leary Phone Call 2]]</ref>, he views cartoons as inherently realistic and educational rather than often exaggerated media made to entertain audiences and/or sell merchandise. Despite this, Chris has consistently failed to take any life lessons and morals from children's media to heart, and it particularly manifests in the form of [[Chris and hypocrisy\|neglecting to practice what he preaches]].

	==Virtues he fails (or failed) at==		==Virtues he fails (or failed) at==

FurryChristorian789: /* Humility */

2026-05-01T19:51:48Z

Humility

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	{{Main\|Chris and his ego}}		{{Main\|Chris and his ego}}

	A major factor into Chris's wrongdoings is that he thinks very highly of himself, not to his benefit whatsoever. Due in no small part to [[Barbara Chandler#Pampering\|parental coddling]] and various [[enablers]], Chris fervently believes that he is a benevolent human being at the mercy of [[Kick ~~The~~ Autistic\|cruel autistic-hating people]] who do everything in their power to ruin his life for the sake of it. As a result, Chris is a narcissist to the point where he is virtually unable to acknowledge when something is his fault or if he brought something upon himself, let alone actually be remorseful for his misdeeds.		A major factor into Chris's wrongdoings is that he thinks very highly of himself, not to his benefit whatsoever. Due in no small part to [[Barbara Chandler#Pampering\|parental coddling]] and various [[enablers]], Chris fervently believes that he is a benevolent human being at the mercy of [[Kick the Autistic\|cruel autistic-hating people]] who do everything in their power to ruin his life for the sake of it. As a result, Chris is a narcissist to the point where he is virtually unable to acknowledge when something is his fault or if he brought something upon himself, let alone actually be remorseful for his misdeeds.

	Chris has even believed that [[Conspiracy theories\|various people conspired to prevent him]] from ever [[~~VIRGINA IS FOR VIRGINS~~\|finding true love]], [[Greene County Conspiracy\|deprive him of a social life]], get him kicked out of [[The GAMe PLACe]] and so forth. In doing so, Chris shirks responsibility for his actions and instead vilifies whoever he has deemed a scapegoat for his latest misfortune, providing fuel for his victim complex and aspirations to defeat his imagined tormentors.		Chris has even believed that [[Conspiracy theories\|various people conspired to prevent him]] from ever [[Virginia is for Virgins\|finding true love]], [[Greene County Conspiracy\|deprive him of a social life]], get him kicked out of [[The GAMe PLACe]] and so forth. In doing so, Chris shirks responsibility for his actions and instead vilifies whoever he has deemed a scapegoat for his latest misfortune, providing fuel for his victim complex and aspirations to defeat his imagined tormentors.

	===Kindness===		===Kindness===

FurryChristorian789: /* Humility */

2026-05-01T19:51:22Z

Humility

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	{{Main\|Chris and his ego}}		{{Main\|Chris and his ego}}

			A major factor into Chris's wrongdoings is that he thinks very highly of himself, not to his benefit whatsoever. Due in no small part to [[Barbara Chandler#Pampering\|parental coddling]] and various [[enablers]], Chris fervently believes that he is a benevolent human being at the mercy of [[Kick The Autistic\|cruel autistic-hating people]] who do everything in their power to ruin his life for the sake of it. As a result, Chris is a narcissist to the point where he is virtually unable to acknowledge when something is his fault or if he brought something upon himself, let alone actually be remorseful for his misdeeds.

			Chris has even believed that [[Conspiracy theories\|various people conspired to prevent him]] from ever [[VIRGINA IS FOR VIRGINS\|finding true love]], [[Greene County Conspiracy\|deprive him of a social life]], get him kicked out of [[The GAMe PLACe]] and so forth. In doing so, Chris shirks responsibility for his actions and instead vilifies whoever he has deemed a scapegoat for his latest misfortune, providing fuel for his victim complex and aspirations to defeat his imagined tormentors.

	===Kindness===		===Kindness===

FurryChristorian789: /* Virtues he fails (or failed) at */

2026-05-01T19:23:02Z

Virtues he fails (or failed) at

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	===Humility===		===Humility===
			{{Main\|Chris and his ego}}

	===Kindness===		===Kindness===