I adapted something like that when making my comics (I mean there's a reason they call it Comic Sans) and it has stuck.
Did you learn how you got that?
As a parent or as a kid?
That is situational. Preferably people don't lie. However, nuance can make it inevitable.
I once watched an anime called Usagi Drop. In it, the oldest member in an enormous family, who was in his eighties, ends up, ahem, "going around", and he dies having fathered a girl, who, in the big picture of the family's family tree, is the great aunt of several of the characters who are well into adulthood. Japan is a nation that considers such matters highly controversial and stigmatized, and this was a major plot point in the show. The young adult characters decide it's best to "adopt" her and not reveal her origins as a form of protection. Would totally recommend the anime nevertheless.
Can you imagine if the Allies were fighting the Axis powers, and while making the ghost army, the Allies were like "yeah, those tanks are inflatables, it's Normandy we'll be going after"?
If I was a mother to a poly teen, I'd welcome them as if it were any kind of relationship. People who prefer a type of relationship typically do so because something in it is beneficial (obviously). Poly relationships are no different from LGBT ones where there is a driving force towards it, and there's nothing "wrong" with it. The rules of love are what the participants make of it and agree on (look up relationship anarchy).
Did they use tokens and prize tickets too?
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I like that game too.
I've heard of the rabbit plague but never would've made that connection.
Always found it akin to the perfect example of Murphy's Law that humans are the one invasive species that doesn't thrive well there.
Money is a motive like any motive. If I was a mom and my kid agreed to it, that's up to them.