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{{PleaseSpreadTheMessage|'''If you are mentioned on this page, you are here for a reason.''' <br> Regardless of what your intent is, DO NOT give Daniel your money or do any of the actions listed below. They will not serve you in the long run.}}{{Quote|Daniel Larson is a bright and empathetic young man.|[[Michael Quinn]] [https://www.reddit.com/r/Daniellarson/comments/16r6oyf/daniel_larson_is_a_bright_and_empathetic_young/]}}
{{PleaseSpreadTheMessage|'''If you are mentioned on this page, you are here for a reason.''' <br> Regardless of what your intent is, DO NOT give Daniel your money or do any of the actions listed below. They will not serve you in the long run.}}{{Quote|Daniel Larson is a bright and empathetic young man.|[[Michael Quinn]] [https://www.reddit.com/r/Daniellarson/comments/16r6oyf/daniel_larson_is_a_bright_and_empathetic_young/]}}
'''Enablers''' (sometimes called '''pedo-pals''') are, by definition,<ref>https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/enabler</ref> people who encourage [[Daniel Larson|Daniel’s]] negative behavior and self-destructive habits by providing excuses or by making it possible to avoid the consequences of his behavior. It is important to note that there is a distinction to people who just assist him (EG [[Case Managers]]) and people who support him to continue his habits. Enablers are some of the most influential people in the [[Daniel Larson]] story, as it definitely would not have reached the state it is in now without enabling from a variety of people.
'''Enablers''' (sometimes called '''pedo-pals''') are, by definition,<ref>https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/enabler</ref> people who encourage [[Daniel Larson|Daniel’s]] negative behavior and self-destructive habits by providing excuses or by making it possible to avoid the consequences of his behavior. It is important to note that there is a distinction to people who just assist him, such as [[Case Managers]], and people who support him to continue his habits. Enablers are some of the most influential people in the [[Daniel Larson]] story, as it definitely would not have reached the state it is in now without enabling from a variety of people.


Enablers of Daniel can be divided into three main classes: the first being '''[[Daniel Larson's Finances|financial]] enablers''', who, for some reason, throw money at Daniel without a second thought, the second being '''delusion enablers''', who endorse Daniel’s grandiose [[delusions]] of being a celebrity, and the third being '''behavior enablers,''' who vehemently defend Daniel despite proof of wrongdoing. Trolls are often delusion enablers and, in fact, often stoke his delusions.
Enablers of Daniel can be divided into three main classes: the first being '''[[Daniel Larson's Finances|financial]] enablers''', who, for some reason, throw money at Daniel without a second thought, the second being '''delusion enablers''', who endorse Daniel’s grandiose [[delusions]] of being a celebrity, and the third being '''behavior enablers,''' who vehemently defend Daniel despite proof of wrongdoing. Trolls are often delusion enablers and, in fact, often stoke his delusions.
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Though his situation is [[Homeless Arc|dire]], Daniel remains irresponsible with money. Despite this, financial enablers continue to try to win Daniel over, that being through his wallet. Providing him with the money he regularly requests, whether through constantly donating him money through his TikTok livestreams (that he does not know how to cash out, mind you). Over the years, Daniel has accrued thousands of dollars from his beloved fans through the form of "donations," overpriced, shoddy videos on Cameo, and through others help.
Though his situation is [[Homeless Arc|dire]], Daniel remains irresponsible with money. Despite this, financial enablers continue to try to win Daniel over, that being through his wallet. Providing him with the money he regularly requests, whether through constantly donating him money through his TikTok livestreams (that he does not know how to cash out, mind you). Over the years, Daniel has accrued thousands of dollars from his beloved fans through the form of "donations," overpriced, shoddy videos on Cameo, and through others help.


The issue with financial enabling is that it reinforces Daniel's idea that he is a celebrity, and keeps his constant notion of not wanting to work healthy
The issue with financial enabling is that it reinforces Daniel's idea that he is a celebrity, and keeps his constant notion of not wanting to work healthy.


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