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    • Ya the funky part of the group🤣
    • I promise that I will continue writing it as long as I can. I even have a side chapter started that is written entirely from Xerxes perspective.
    • This was a whole production! I can't help but respect the work that went into this
    • Classic concept with a lot of room for Joey to feel both the positive and negatives of it all, great start. That said, I was also hung up on the major discrepancies with Lucas. Was that a typo? Is he okay?  Yeah I know that a level of suspension of disbelief is needed for the genre, (ex: people believing someone looks like they fit into a daycare when they’re an adult, thinking an adult could so easily lift and carry another adult, etc.), but this stuck out to me as well.   Four-year-olds speak in complex sentences and manage many personal care tasks including bathrooming (it wouldn’t be an offhanded thought that it was, “a little late” to potty train, but a big sticking point). They experience and understand increasingly complex emotions and cause and effect. Four-year-olds don’t sit in high chairs or sleep in cribs typically either. Putting a four year old in a playpen would be quite unusual. Unless special needs they would also not wear a onesie. A four year old wouldn’t say, “baby! Baby!”, they’d say, “Joey, why do you have one of my pacis in your mouth?! You’re not little like me! You’re a grownup!”, and they’d say, “mommy why are we gonna treat Joey like a baby?” Or more likely, “I’m not a baby though!” And honestly they nosy as all get out, not ignoring conversations, but getting right up in it. Tell me you’ve never talked to a four-year-old without telling me…😂  I just recently spent an hour with a child under two who makes this Lucas kid look like he must need some EXTREME interventions. Or an age change would be easiest. One quick edit to his age would make it all make a lot more sense…  My other thought was, “if Joey needs to work to help with bills then how is mom all of a sudden affording all of these deliveries of presumably adult baby items that we all know are costly?  I do hope mom clears that up somehow. Maybe even just telling baby Joey that while they may have struggled in the past and his contribution was important, it has been some time that they’re good financially speaking. Maybe mom started her own business at some point or got a promotion or better job or something. Whatever the case I think it needs to be explained a bit.   
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