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Wow. He didn't change one bit over these years. He blanks out if even a smidget of inconvenience is applied to him, questions still being ignored (mailbag anyone?), somatization because of said inconvenience, obliviousness to his past... i am not even going to touch the offline life part. That headache part though can be an issue. If it really is somatization, it may be the tip of the iceberg in his case.
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In the discussion thread, it was mentioned that some conditions actually cause these "blanking out" episodes, but the person who suffers from them doesn't usually remember them. They happen most commonly to children, too. But I don't think Chris has any medical condition that causes his mind to go blank, I don't even think autism is to blame for that. Why? Because his mind only blanks out when he's asked stuff he doesn't want to answer. It never blanks out when he's picking out which Lego sets to beg for, does it?
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Well, and more importantly, Chris isn't claiming he's got a loss of consciousness. He's just claiming that he doesn't have an answer.
The medical problem people were talking about in discussion was a form of epilepsy. Heh, Chris isn't having seizures.
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Chris can't seem to differentiate between stress and depression, whether or not he's dug his own grave when it comes to the state of his life is a moot issue, bottom line is, Chris is clearly depressed, absent mindedness, and "blanking out" as he puts it are pretty typical symptoms of depression.
Unfortunately for Chris, depression is a difficult thing to deal with and understand even for normal people, he needs to understand exactly what the root causes are, but when you have somebody that gets just as worked up over stupid things like somebody on the internet calling him gay than he does when his overbearing mother won't give him any freedom, how on earth is he going to deal with his condition?
Chris' first step to improving his mental health has to be him letting go of all the stupid little things he tard rages over and to stop blaming all his woes on other people, but we all know the chances of that are basically zero.
Unfortunately for Chris, depression is a difficult thing to deal with and understand even for normal people, he needs to understand exactly what the root causes are, but when you have somebody that gets just as worked up over stupid things like somebody on the internet calling him gay than he does when his overbearing mother won't give him any freedom, how on earth is he going to deal with his condition?
Chris' first step to improving his mental health has to be him letting go of all the stupid little things he tard rages over and to stop blaming all his woes on other people, but we all know the chances of that are basically zero.
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Wow. That sounds worse than stop brain, start brain. I would love a link, dammit....What about those times when Christopher escapes from his eyeball prison, and Christian has to beat himself up to recapture him (I can't find the You Tube video, so this screen cap from comments will have to do)?
