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WBDaddy last won the day on October 14 2025

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  1. Any lawyer who rises to a high enough level to be a very expensive ($250k/yr?!) private school's legal counsel is skilled enough to tear apart an emotionally vulnerable witness on cross. It's abusive, it's at least questionably ethical, but it's something every lawyer worth their salt is capable of. It's still worth noting that she leaned the hell in on making as generous a settlement as possible to make the school not have to try and put this fire out. Frankly, I'm more interested in Amber seeing Paul in the hospital finally, and having that counter-narrative circulate in school. Because all most people knew about were the diapers, not how badly he got hurt in spite of the fact that he gave it better than he got. Paul got fucked up, Danny got fucked up way worse. What's stupid is, even back in the 80's, when I was in public school, two kids get into a fight, however many teachers needed to get involved, they grabbed arms and legs and pulled them apart by whatever means necessary, and no matter where you were fighting, if it was on school grounds, you could be assured that this would be the outcome unless you fucked that kid up quickly and were able to walk away before the crowd gathered. (I had that happen once in 9th grade, where kid challenged me in an empty hall, I punched him square in the nose (and broke it), and he spent the rest of the time on the floor throwing a tantrum with blood splattering everywhere while I walked away)
  2. Yeah, that's where you lost me. No college professor teaching about early childhood is going to talk about spanking as anything but child abuse if it's anything more than a pop on the bottom (which isn't even painful for someone in a diaper) to break them out of a tantrum spiral. I might buy it if he was attending Oral Roberts University or some other super-religious college, but I'm all out of indulgences to give you after I bailed you out of the lack of background to justify him saying "fuck this I'm dropping this class" a long time ago.
  3. Suspension of disbelief comes in varying degrees around here. I feel like there could have been a better "he has to pass this particular class" setup that really held his feet to the fire, rather than just "trying to maintain his GPA". For sure, if you can't afford college and your parents won't co-sign your student loans, if your scholarship is predicated on you maintaining a GPA is a big motivator, but it'd be a bigger motivator if one of your scholarships are predicated on having to complete this particular course successfully. I don't fault the author for not going that deep with their setup though.
  4. That's what us CG's are for.
  5. Lawsuit against the school right here.
  6. I would withdraw from the course. Fuck that.
  7. One critique I'd offer, writer to writer. I feel like you were trying to have Bryan walk a tightrope between babytalk and man-to-man stuff, but it felt really clunky to me. Granted, that might have been deliberate on your part, and if it was, kudos on your meta commentary. It's wild to me, with how poetic everyone in this family's dialogue sounds right up until that moment, and having Bryan go completely off the rez took me by surprise.
  8. IDK, I think what came out in therapy reinforced what I always suspected. His mother died when he was 4. Regressing to toddler state puts him into a headspace from before that trauma happened, someplace that was safe and happy and whole. That's why it's getting too easy for him to fall into it and, more concerningly, allow people to just push him into it.
  9. I know. It wasn't a criticism, I promise. It was me spitballing in the wind, that's all.
  10. This is such a lovely, soft, fluffy, happy story. My dark soul is begging for some real tension. Like, sure, she's anxious about going to the registration office, but there has to be more than registration lurking there - like her friend that promised to adopt her is in line registering someone else instead. Or some other kind of blow to like that to Jamie that necessitates Nancy pick up the pieces of Jamie and put her back together. A real bonding moment, y'know? I promise I don't hate pretend-you, I just want pretend-you to really attach to your pretend-Mommy!
  11. There was a bit of a deus ex machina that somehow the jocks found out about the "get well card" that only the theater troupe learned about at that rehearsal, and they managed to time their entrance just as everyone but Amber had cleared out of there.
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