Dirty Boy

Emily is gone now, now she is in the Stockholm Syndrome phase. Amelia is out of her mind, while Catherine pretends to feel guilty, but in reality does nothing to stop it. I hope Amelia and Catherine will receive karma and not get away with it

Amanda is clearly out of mind, but how much to Paare her madness has unleashed something to Tommy. More than anything else would have a psychotherapy resource to get out of it or will end up compromising her adult life, the mother should not support this behavior. It is likely that this cancellation was already snapped inside, her aunt has activated it alone. He risks not even going to college in this state. So the fact that Jessica changes the diaper in a boy of her age is quite morally ambiguous, their mothers should not be so silent. Let's say that in this story who in one way, which in another, all have problems 😅

In my opinion, those who were not lucky enough to have a relationship in adolescence or post-adolescence, had a problem in maturing, you are missing something. This is especially true for boys

This story could last longer to deepen the characters, but it's a nice ending. In the end the future version of the protagonist helped the past version, but also gave hope to himself. I didn't understand who Sam is though, is Hanna a man in reality?

In some ways i'm a bit childish even now that I'm an adult, i watch anime, i play video games... Probably the fault is also that i haven't had relationships, because without that experience you don't mature.

Let's say i was hoping for a happy ending.

In these stories, it never happens that the one who is spanked rebels and kicks the abusive parent in the shins. If i were Cara, i would have taught her a lesson, so she would never try it again. When i was a teenager, my father would sometimes hit me with his belt when i got into trouble. If he had tried that when i was 18/20 years old, i would have given him a right in the face. I too was quite childish and gave my parents a headache, but after adolescence where i was small, at around 17/18 years old, unlike Cara, i was a 1.80m tall soccer goalkeeper who weighed 85kg, it wouldn't have been easy to spank me 🤣

I hope that Robbie's crime is not so serious, also because if it were not in the community within the story, it would have been spoken. I didn't like the series "Adolescence", i found to many ideological, which is a bit of fashion in the series and in the films lately

In the stories i always feel on the side of children and young boy who are a bit mistreated, a bit because i myself was a problematic child/young boy (i have type 1 autism). So, i tend to empathize with the character. And a bit because i have a very strong paternal instinct. Not having the fortune of ever having been a parent, i have idealized the thing a bit

Unfortunately this is still an open wound for me, like not having had a relationship. Among other things, all these things and this depression increased after the pandemic lockdowns

When i was a teenager i got into some trouble, although nothing serious and I was never a bully. It happened that I stole things with other kids, for example it happened that one of us distracted the newsagent by buying football stickers, while we stole adult magazines from the back, obviously i'm not proud of it when i think back on it now as an adult. At the time i was very lonely and i sought the approval of other kids, so even though i wasn't physically the executor of these things, i participated. Fortunately i was never caught in the act and I must say that I never felt guilty about it at the time. I imagine Robbie sought similar approval, he wanted to be part of something, even if he went much further than stealing adult magazines, as in my case. If I had a son who found himself in Robbie's situation, i think I too would have probably pulled him out of school, changed his school and told him not to see those kids anymore. I wouldn't have given him humiliating punishments, but more constructive ones: for example, i would have given him jobs, like helping my wife with the housework, having him paint the fence or cut the grass and things like that and for these jobs maybe i would have even made him earn some money, to teach the value of honest work. If something like that video had come out, I would have tried to protect him, trying not to let him end up in the crosshairs of the police (i don't have much respect for the state, so the less you have to do with it, the better in my opinion).

For me he has to do as Mally said, not admit anything, if the video doesn't show that it's him clearly. He should be smart to come out clean, instead of crying and confessing. Not to mention that he's already been punished enough. And then as Robbie himself says, he is not materially responsible for the beating, he was just there. Mally was probably the one who beat him. At most if he's in a tight spot he can say that he was afraid of Mally and the others. In short he has to come out as clean as possible. Never admit something that harms you, if there's any doubt. It's stupid. It may seem like a bad reasoning to you, but in a society that is your enemy, you have to protect yourself in every way

I imagine Robbie's gang bullied and maybe stole from some kids. Robbie himself says he didn't actually do anything, he was just there.

What did Robbie and his gang do? Did they beat up another boy? I wonder if he will be able to return to normal. Anyway, o don't know how it is in the UK, but in Italy, for example, if you commit a crime before the age of 12, you are not prosecutable by law. Anyway he says that he was not materially guilty, he was just present, the real culprit is probably Mally. Anyway i think that Robbie has already been punished enough. I wonder if the parents will keep their promise and let him out of diapers after the confession

Poor Cara