Main Character Syndrome

Main Character Syndrome (MCS) is a genetic condition that causes distinctive mental problems. It happens in children and teens and can continue into adulthood. The risk of contracting MCS increases drastically in those born to Karen's or Kyle's. It attacks the brain and affects how you pay attention, sit still, and control your behavior. MCS can't be prevented or cured. Spotting it early can help you or your child avoid a nightmare situation later in life.

Someone suffering with MCS may exhibit signs of:

Entitlement: They often believe they deserve special treatment and privileges.

Demanding: They are known for making unreasonable demands. Unlike the common Karen, their god complex

keeps them from asking for a manager as they know best.

Complaining: MCS causes frequent complaints about minor issues, often in a loud and confrontational manner.

Self-Centered: They tend to focus on their own needs and desires, disregarding anyone that stands in their way.

Energetic: People with MCS are often seen as having a lot of energy and enthusiasm without reading the room first.

Where a Kyle has the energy to " bring the party", they have a tendency to bring the party down.

Rebellious: They might have a tendency to challenge authority and break rules because as the Main Character rules

do not apply to them.

Aggressive: They can sometimes be perceived as having a short temper or being quick to anger when the reality of

their world is challenged.

"Did you see that woman cut to the front of the line?"
"I did! She must have Main Character Syndrome."

"That guy talking on his phone the whole movie has Main Character Syndrome!"

"Is that truck double parked in the handicap zone?"
"Boy! Main Character Syndrome is bad these days."