@RecklessSavage I mean of course, my mom had me as a teen and my dad was seven years older, my husband has a sister that was born when their mom was 16, because it was the only way she thought she could get away from her controlling family. And although I'm over twice the age than when my mom had me and I still haven't had any kids yet, I did move in with my (same aged) boyfriend by 17 and became fully independent. Still with him.

We all mature at different ages. Shït excuse, predatory people will always exist to abuse that fact but it is a fact.

@Yoooo 🤔 which one?

@KathRhllor Same! It's hard to explain to those closed off to underage relationships, but I've been with my husband since we were both kids, been on this earth together longer than we have been apart is what I like to joke 😅

But with that comes the fact that yes, we had relations at a relatively young age, and stories like this in a way take me back to our youth and how passionate we were for each other (don't get me wrong, we still are!)

It's- stories involving young love hits differently, y'know?

@WAt I meant more along the lines of, if in this world it's known that people can have abilities/powers, why did his town treat him like a freak? A mutant? Because so far that was the only leg they were standing on for treating him the way they did, and it turns on he's not even an anomaly in this universe ಠ⁠ಗ⁠ಠ

@WAt someone who doesn't find people sėxually attractive. There's an ongoing joke that asėxuals love dragons, garlic bread, and joking about taking over Denmark although I don't know what's up with that joke specifically 🤷🏽

@THE MOST ANCIENT DREAM Oh, quite the opposite, I was over the moon (⁠人⁠*⁠´⁠∀⁠｀⁠)⁠｡⁠*ﾟ⁠+

@Formally nown as "no" I'm sorry, thank you for correcting me. He's not a sociopath, he's a psychopath, and the check list lines up better to what I was trying to explain:

•Lack of guilt, remorse, empathy