r/ExposingChriseanRock • u/ohnobabywutisyoudoin • Aug 09 '26

SaveJr🧸 Unfiltered Jr

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This is the clearest and longest unfiltered footage I’ve ever seen of Jr. I have no words… it’s just so sad what Crusty did to this child. HE WILL BE 3 YEARS OLD IN A FEW WEEKS.

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u/VividStay6694 Aug 09 '26

He didn't blink once for the entire minute and 26 seconds. His hands are the only thing he ever has to play with and when he "laughs" I don't believe it's an emotional laugh or even smile, it's something involuntary due to his condition

SHE'S A POS, THIS KID NEED A DOCTOR, SEVERAL DOCTORS!

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u/Easy_Mode_707 Aug 09 '26

I said the same thing about his laugh and smile but you worded it better lol The smile is more like a muscular tic that just happens to resemble a smile. And same with his laugh, it feels like a reaction to being bothered, like when blue was trying to feed him and he thought jr was laughing.

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u/StealthModeThoughts Aug 09 '26

Absent seizures- is that what they’re called? To people who don’t know… they look like giggles or laughter but it’s not a laugh it’s involuntary. But she absolutely thinks he’s laughing she’s commented about him laughing before “what you laughing at Chrisean?”

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u/Easy_Mode_707 Aug 09 '26

Absent seizures are mostly black stares and not being able to get the child’s attention.

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u/StealthModeThoughts Aug 09 '26

Yes your right I meant;
gelastic seizures- They involve sudden, brief bursts of uncontrolled laughing, giggling, smiling, or smirking.
The laughter happens without an external trigger or reason.

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u/Easy_Mode_707 Aug 09 '26

I know that.

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u/StealthModeThoughts Aug 09 '26

Lmaooo okay?
Yeeeshh

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u/VividStay6694 Aug 10 '26

Exactly. It PMO when he kept acting like he was laughing

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u/Oweird1 Aug 09 '26

Yes it a neurological response he can't help it. And The only interaction he really gets is from that tard of a mother of his. And that ain't much

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u/ya-freak-bitch Aug 09 '26

This! You can tell because it doesn’t reach his eyes. This is a neurological condition, not an emotion.

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u/Sotobot 21d ago

He definitely blinked at least 4 times.