Have you been compared to fictitious characters?

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I got compared to Forest Gump by my ex. It was not a compliment because of how he viewed the character. Anyone that compares you to a villain or to a annoying character or to any character they are critical about is not a compliment.

No, I don't think I have. I've only been compared to real life people, like the kids on some of the Supernanny episodes.

I've been compared to Sgt Schultz by my younger sister at the age of 12 right after I quipped that I was Peter Newkirk.

I was compared to Larry David's fiction version of himself on Curb Your Enthusiam, which is probably more over the top than the real him. I was also compared to Archer from the show Archer, and Peter Griffin.

Ignatius from "a Confederacy of dunces"


Pigpen from "charlie brown"

From where I came from, every thing and everyone is casually being compared to various characters -- fictional and nonfictional...

Been compared a lot in various parts of my appearance, speech, voice, reaction and movement...
In each different characters respectively.

Heck, might as well had a hair cut and give me a nickname of that fictional character based on that, until my hair grows too long for that.



So far, nothing autistic related.

And the archetypes do not exists the same way here -- includes the autistic as a trait, archetype or stereotype and anything resembles or are associated with any of that.

The closest autistic related that exists here is never autistic of any representation specifically in my native context.

Instead, it's more like non-passing disabled exists whether functioning or not functioning, passing disabled exists whether flourishing or not flourishing, and in which way one is particularly disabled with whether or not is competent or/and struggling...

Competent supporters exists, incompetent supporters exists and abusers exists, and the dynamics between them.

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George from Famous Five when I was a kid.

Also mum compares me to every single bookworm character ever esp child ones from Jane Eyre (who she says is also like her) to Matilda.

I get compared to manic pixie dream girls

I was called a replicant once. I kind of like it the more I think of it.

My mom always said I reminded her of Timon from the cartoon version of Lion King, Ramona Quimby from the Beverly Cleary books and Farley "Fudge" Hatcher from the "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" series by Judy Bloom.

My boyfriend at the time said I reminded him of Yodaweechi from Bleach.

But as an adult, the most common character I get compared to is House M.D..

If the fictitious character is people's preconceived notions of what they assume I will be, then yes, often.

Pearl (Steven Universe).
Description: Perfectionist. Graceful. Lithe. Organised. Attentive to detail. Over protective.

Sadness (Inside Out).
Description: Pessimistic and low energy.

Kwai Chang Caine (Kung Fu- I've never seen it but two people have compared me to him before).
Description: Intuitive, soft-spoken and inquisitive. According to Google anyway.

Mallymkun (Alice in Wonderland, 2010 version).
Description: A sword-wielding mouse you do not want to annoy.

Mandy from The Grim Adventures Of Billy And Mandy (Am I really that terrifying? )
Description: