What if by some reason, Chris realized he had to do something different with his life.
What should he start doing? How should he do it? How can he improve right now
What should he start doing? How should he do it? How can he improve right now
AtroposHeart said:What if by some reason, Chris realized he had to do something different with his life.
What should he start doing? How should he do it? How can he improve right now
I concur. Chris lacks the ability to change himself, by himself. Even if he recognized he needs change (and you see hints that he might be aware of it here and there), he wouldn't work towards it. He needs something or someone to FORCE him to do something outside his routine. Fat fucking Barb is the only unquestionable authority in Chris' life, and she can't be counted on to do anything good for him. He's legally an adult, so nobody else in the world can force him to do anything, except law enforcement and prison officials. I see that as a very likely possibility, but I don't see him improving a whole lot as a result. He might eat better, get regular exercise, and have fewer outbreaks... But that's just suppressing his inner retard, not fixing it.BillRiley said:As it stands, it would literally take supernatural intervention for Chris to suddenly become a self-directed individual. Autistic people need a lot of therapy when they are very young if they're even going to have a chance of being able to make decisions on their own. In-so-far as I know, Chris never had anything even remotely resembling that kind of help, which is entirely thanks to his moron redneck parents. Now, in his early 30s, I don't know if Chris-Chan would benefit from those courses. Today, the only change for the better will have to come from outside, and that means Barb, and that means never.