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Oh yeah I got another one: "There weren't all these crazy/insane people earlier in history/when I was younger." The correct phrase to add on to the end there is, "To you." You, sitting there as a 40-year-old (or more) parent, were probably stuck in your little bubble of ignorance when you...

The movie was great. I hope it does get a sequel because it was really cool, and I came as close as ever to actually crying out of sheer joy. It was a glorious movie to see and I loved it and... Yeah.

Sounds like some people got Molyneux'd. Sucks, honestly. I remember Curiosity.

Wow, jeez. Uh... One of the most annoying things I've seen parents do is the old "Because I told you so." argument. People might say "Oh well they don't need logic because it's their kid." But that's idiotic. Same with ignoring questions your kids ask just because you don't know. You know...

Did you beat the game? Did you get to the point where Consequently, your only reasoning for calling Booker a moron is his decision. It's 1912. It's not 2013, okay? He has not studied quantum physics, and he isn't aware of the big reveal, or the result. In fact,

What reasons do you have for stating this? Don't just say "It's mediocre" without giving us a reason. Please stop acting like it is with no stated reasons and that we can magically know what's wrong with it. OT: I found the game exceptional. I was disappointed in having only two weapons, but...

He's Elizabeth's guardian. Programmed to feel betrayed if she leaves; this is why he hunts her down, and why he's considered similar to or indeed basically being a Big Daddy. He doesn't mature or change; he's programmed with "Protect girl, watch her, keep her safe, keep her well." To him, anyone...

...Except for the texts I've seen my dad send this woman and the texts she's said as well. I know a married man can have female friends and vice versa, but again, the texts they've sent each other say otherwise. I've seen these texts because he doesn't try very hard to hide his phone from me...

Because for the most part my dad was the one who did it; I've cut my grandmother's lawn, don't get me wrong, but my dad has stated before he doesn't want me cutting 'his' lawn. I understand your reasoning, but again, my sister and me are in Catholic school. And my mom doesn't have much way to...

I don't know if it was part of his decision, but I know she is not okay with it.

Thanks for your support, everyone. This isn't exactly something I know how to deal with, considering it's never occurred to me or anyone I know before.

As I said in my original post, he came out and told my mom about this already. He thinks it's justified. And if my dad believes he's right, well, it's difficult to convince him otherwise. I understand that he may have different feelings, I do, but his feelings about us can not or at least should...

The thing is, they've been married 18 years, and known each other quite a bit longer. They were married in 1994 I believe and they've been together since the 80's. My mom said it was a sin before the Lord; the house is a mess with stuff that my father has reliably done in the past, and yet he...

His mother lives up the street, and he frequently uses her for excuses; the rest of my father's siblings save one are either out of the picture (They don't want to associate with their mother) or they're begging for help/money. She knows about it, and she is one stubborn mother hubbard most...

There's things I didn't mention, and perhaps I should edit my post because of this, but my mom is unemployed and my sister and me both go to Catholic schools, paid for by my father. And the girlfriend knows he has a wife and kids; she's texted him, asking where he is and whatnot.