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Chris quitting the internet forever (which he isn't) is not going to help him. | |||
He's still making his dead-end comic, he still thinks he has fans, and he still thinks the wallflower was his girlfriend. The terrifying thing about Chris is how little he's changed as a person since the trolling started. None of it managed to affect him in any deep way. | |||
When Chris is being trolled, especially by people like Alec Benson Leary, he's forced to constantly stare at the fact that his life is a total disaster, and pushed towards making some sort of change. In his current state, all he's going to do is play PS3 all day every day, wallowing in his miserable life, telling himself it's not that bad. | |||
I used to play video games for hours on end. Now I really only play when I have company over, or when one of my friends calls me up and tells me to join them on Xbox live. The reason for this is I came to a gradual realization that when you came right down to it, I was spending huge chunks of time sitting alone in front of a TV. It struck me as an incredibly sad and lonely thing to be spending my time on. | |||
And now that sad and lonely existence is what Chris is confusing with "Peace". | |||
Revision as of 08:12, 10 April 2010
Chris quitting the internet forever (which he isn't) is not going to help him.
He's still making his dead-end comic, he still thinks he has fans, and he still thinks the wallflower was his girlfriend. The terrifying thing about Chris is how little he's changed as a person since the trolling started. None of it managed to affect him in any deep way.
When Chris is being trolled, especially by people like Alec Benson Leary, he's forced to constantly stare at the fact that his life is a total disaster, and pushed towards making some sort of change. In his current state, all he's going to do is play PS3 all day every day, wallowing in his miserable life, telling himself it's not that bad.
I used to play video games for hours on end. Now I really only play when I have company over, or when one of my friends calls me up and tells me to join them on Xbox live. The reason for this is I came to a gradual realization that when you came right down to it, I was spending huge chunks of time sitting alone in front of a TV. It struck me as an incredibly sad and lonely thing to be spending my time on.
And now that sad and lonely existence is what Chris is confusing with "Peace".