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Happy Valentine's Day, CWCki Forums.
I'm feeling slightly poetic today, forgive me.
Valentine's Day has had a significant quality in the scope of Chris' life. Chris' search for a partner has lasted over a decade now with absolutely no success. I think that Chris serves as an important reminder to us that there are consequences for inaction. Sometimes we wish that things were handed to us in life, but as Chris has showed us, that makes us weak.
Chris has lived his life on borrowed time. He has taken all he could from his mother and his father, from society, from anyone that would give him the time of day. He never became any happier as a result. At the ripe age of 31, he's already looking near death. He was sustained by the the people around him, and now he has devolved from a person to a mere sideshow act for both our entertainment and education. I believe he holds out every day hoping that some sweet young girl will help him turn his life around, because he never learned how to take care of himself on his own.
I feel that today especially, Chris contemplates the meaninglessness of his possessions and the vacuous existence he inhabits. He likely does this every day, but today he will undoubtedly linger on it a little longer than most.
I want you guys to know that I host this forum because I like you. You're a bright group of people. I see our discussions and I see things like Fialovy and Dunsparce getting together and it makes me happy. Even though this forum probably shouldn't exist because of how trivial its topic is, it manages to thrive, and it's brought about some pretty cool things. I understand a lot of you guys are in a rough spot right now, so for all of us spending Valentine's Day alone, just remember that Chris is miserable today because for the last decade he has did nothing to help himself. We all have plenty of time to make change, but we do not have forever. I promise everyone here is smart enough to help themselves, but remember: rock bottom is just around the corner.
Much love and good luck,
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To Chris:
If you read this, I want you to know just one thing: We don't hate you. Nobody here wants to hurt you. You remind us of ourselves, and how we could be, and you inspire us to reach for greater heights. If anything, we secretly root for you to succeed. If you managed improve your life, so could anyone. Good luck buddy.
I'm feeling slightly poetic today, forgive me.
Valentine's Day has had a significant quality in the scope of Chris' life. Chris' search for a partner has lasted over a decade now with absolutely no success. I think that Chris serves as an important reminder to us that there are consequences for inaction. Sometimes we wish that things were handed to us in life, but as Chris has showed us, that makes us weak.
Chris has lived his life on borrowed time. He has taken all he could from his mother and his father, from society, from anyone that would give him the time of day. He never became any happier as a result. At the ripe age of 31, he's already looking near death. He was sustained by the the people around him, and now he has devolved from a person to a mere sideshow act for both our entertainment and education. I believe he holds out every day hoping that some sweet young girl will help him turn his life around, because he never learned how to take care of himself on his own.
I feel that today especially, Chris contemplates the meaninglessness of his possessions and the vacuous existence he inhabits. He likely does this every day, but today he will undoubtedly linger on it a little longer than most.
I want you guys to know that I host this forum because I like you. You're a bright group of people. I see our discussions and I see things like Fialovy and Dunsparce getting together and it makes me happy. Even though this forum probably shouldn't exist because of how trivial its topic is, it manages to thrive, and it's brought about some pretty cool things. I understand a lot of you guys are in a rough spot right now, so for all of us spending Valentine's Day alone, just remember that Chris is miserable today because for the last decade he has did nothing to help himself. We all have plenty of time to make change, but we do not have forever. I promise everyone here is smart enough to help themselves, but remember: rock bottom is just around the corner.
Much love and good luck,
Null
To Chris:
If you read this, I want you to know just one thing: We don't hate you. Nobody here wants to hurt you. You remind us of ourselves, and how we could be, and you inspire us to reach for greater heights. If anything, we secretly root for you to succeed. If you managed improve your life, so could anyone. Good luck buddy.