Think about it, you had two back-to-back moments of pure emotional Hell for him, for people with autism, when you're broken, you are SHATTERED. 
And it is seeming that now that the legal troubles are behind him, Chris is quickly losing his grip on reality (or what little he had) and is finally realizing every thing he thought he knew since he became a legal adult and/or since High School has been bullshit.
Twice, he had an altercation with women, something he had been sort of wishing for for months. However, Ms. U was fat, and Smokey Gal was a Smoker. He is finally understanding that there is no woman that will fit his insanely high standards, and the fact that both cases of altercation were upon negative terms (both of which even involving his own villains, the Manajerks and the Jerkops), all this has made him extremely afraid of the outside world. Like, extremely, extremely afraid.
I'm sure with this great fear, he will lock himself into his room, where all his precious video game and toy collections will keep him happy as he sits in his playroom that looks like it belongs to a 6 year old. Eventually he could even do the comics again to express how fearful he is of the world, but now I'm sounding unrealistic...
You know, if Barb is capable of driving, walking, and doing errands (like many elderly people are), I can totally see her letting Chris do this if it makes her special snowflake happy.
And it is seeming that now that the legal troubles are behind him, Chris is quickly losing his grip on reality (or what little he had) and is finally realizing every thing he thought he knew since he became a legal adult and/or since High School has been bullshit.Twice, he had an altercation with women, something he had been sort of wishing for for months. However, Ms. U was fat, and Smokey Gal was a Smoker. He is finally understanding that there is no woman that will fit his insanely high standards, and the fact that both cases of altercation were upon negative terms (both of which even involving his own villains, the Manajerks and the Jerkops), all this has made him extremely afraid of the outside world. Like, extremely, extremely afraid.
I'm sure with this great fear, he will lock himself into his room, where all his precious video game and toy collections will keep him happy as he sits in his playroom that looks like it belongs to a 6 year old. Eventually he could even do the comics again to express how fearful he is of the world, but now I'm sounding unrealistic...
You know, if Barb is capable of driving, walking, and doing errands (like many elderly people are), I can totally see her letting Chris do this if it makes her special snowflake happy.
