Adults with neurodivergence and other similar issues are responsible for their own behavior. You’re not going to convince me otherwise.
You’re assuming a lot and saying things I didn’t say. So I’ll make this clear:you yourself are however trying to invalidate our experiences though with "but i never had that problem", like im sure you realize thats just being discriminatory with extra steps.
He should delete his account because he's likely doing this with other people.This definitely feels like an Emile moment and not in a good way.
I just hope he apologizes and learns from the experience.
Agreed.seems fine to offer his place on spectrum as context here, as long as the harm caused isn't disputed. that said, some of the responses out there sure are eager to immediately interpret this as generously as possible
Yes but that's not relevant right now. Paper Mario discourse is the last thing we need.Is this the guy who does all those hate videos about Paper Mario: Sticker Star?
I mean without pretending to be an expert on anything, Emily still said 'no', it can't really get clearer than that. Maybe there's more to this/missing context but it doesn't really look great for Chugga.Speaking as somebody with autism and ADHD, I think both things can be true. Chugga's autism can make it hard for him to pick up on things - especially through text - but what he did and said can also be really fuckin' gross. He maybe didn't realize he overstepped, but he still said everything. I think it's hard to make a call on his intent without hearing both sides of the story. To be clear, this doesn't absolve Chugga of anything, but I'd rather wait and know for 100% that this was a malicious act rather than tear him down before we hear a word from him. The intent also shouldn't take away from the things he said, nor should Lady Emily's words and screenshots be ignored or brushed aside in the meantime.
Granted, Emile having a bigger platform does make it tricky, but still.
Oh don't get me wrong, I agree. Moreso just weighing in on the ongoing debate about his intent and his neurodivergence and all that. I think it can provide context, but it doesn't excuse his behavior or actions.I mean without pretending to be an expert on anything, Emily still said 'no', it can't really get clearer than that. Maybe there's more to this/missing context but it doesn't really look great for Chugga.
From my understanding, him sending gifts to his friends is not a new thing.As an autistic person myself, I would like to give him some BotD and say an in-depth apology + a commitment to being better would be enough... if it weren't for the whole thing about mailing shit to people. That's an insanely shitty breach of personal space. And that's not even getting into how much he's let his fetish bleed into his public-facing content and how irresponsible/downright creepy that is given that he doubtlessly has a lot of younger viewers.
Totally worth it to see this finely aged post from one day agoMade the rookie mistake of looking at his subreddit. It's what you'd expect.
I'm not seeing anything within the chain saying Emily has to reconnect. Just that Chugga attempts to do so.I’m sorry but why is it Lady Emily’s job to try and reconnect with Chugga? Why is it on her to feel uncomfortable after months of messages?
I'm sorry, but that doesn't justify it.From my understanding, him sending gifts to his friends is not a new thing.
I mean, they're currently roommates so he would be the person to ask.Boy, NintendoCapriSun, there's another name I haven't heard in a while.
well he's like the most low profile out of the well known LP trio (Tim, Emile, and Jon).Boy, NintendoCapriSun, there's another name I haven't heard in a while.
Yeah owning up to it is a start, now he just needs to give an explanation that isn't denying or doubling down like many other people have done.Some of the takes about the apology seem overly cynical. He didn't run from this for weeks like so many others, he owned up and apologized the same day as the allegation came out. Nobody should immediately forgive him, but lets at least give him the chance to fully respond before we try and argue if he's sincere or not with regret for what he's done.
There's a thing called letting the accused give a side and then determining if they're completely bullshitting or whatever gibberish they're decides to spout instead of dismissing everything and saying/acting with "GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY!" with no exceptions.I'm sorry, but can we go through this thread without defending Chugga, even marginally?
He is most definitely guilty and too many influencers bounce off of stuff like this as it is.Yeah owning up to it is a start, now he just needs to give an explanation that isn't denying or doubling down.
There's a thing called letting the accused give a side and then determining if he's completely bullshitting or whatever gibberish he decides to spout instead of dismissing everything and saying/acting with "GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY!" with no exceptions.
If he's just giving another garbage response like what Colleen, Jirard, and Dream did then there's no defending him.
Believe women (unless its a wholesome internet video game man I like)!He is most definitely guilty and too many influencers bounce off of stuff like this as it is.
I don’t really think it’s anybody place to decide whether or not Chugga’s statement (and future apology) is valid besides Lady Emily and the other women he’s done this to, honestly.Some of the takes about the apology seem overly cynical. He didn't run from this for weeks like so many others, he owned up and apologized the same day as the allegation came out. Nobody should immediately forgive him, but lets at least give him the chance to fully respond before we try and argue if he's sincere or not with regret for what he's done.
This isn't a court of law. I'm very interested to hear what "the accused" could say in this situation that would make you think it's okay.There's a thing called letting the accused give a side and then determining if they're completely bullshitting or whatever gibberish they're decides to spout instead of dismissing everything and saying/acting with "GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY!" with no exceptions.
I don’t really think it’s anybody place to decide whether or not Chugga’s statement (and future apology) is valid besides Lady Emily and the other women he’s done this to, honestly.
Speaking of, Lady Emily made a little response of her own.
I don’t really think it’s anybody place to decide whether or not Chugga’s statement (and future apology) is valid besides Lady Emily and the other women he’s done this to, honestly.
Speaking of, Lady Emily made a little response of her own.
That's a pity. Seems you learned earlier than most.Overhearing about all of this doesn't surprise me one bit. I've seen disgusting behavior of him besides this.
I can't forget a time where I was ganged up on in a Discord server (with one of the server mods telling me to shut up and threatened to give me a "strike") over assuming this YouTuber was a zoophile for saying sexual slangs about animals on his Elephant Daisy tweet.
It's sadly unbelievable that some people out there turn out to be disgusting scums.
Regardless at the same time, I really don't got much words to say about this.
Emily has a PO box and provided it and the shoe size.As an autistic person myself, I would like to give him some BotD and say an in-depth apology + a commitment to being better would be enough... if it weren't for the whole thing about mailing shit to people. That's an insanely shitty breach of personal space. And that's not even getting into how much he's let his fetish bleed into his public-facing content and how irresponsible/downright creepy that is given that he doubtlessly has a lot of younger viewers.
It's gone. I'd say good riddance, but I feel like people running cover for sexual harassers to the point they write a long tweet thread exonerating them shouldn't just get to delete it and pretend nothing happened. Oh well.It should be noted that long "here's why you should be skeptical" thread has been deleted, unless it's just Twitter being shit as is often the case these days.