In fairness, one year sounds way too soon for a widowed parent who’d been married for 43 years to start dating again. My mom waited at least a couple years before looking around after my father died, and they’d only been together for about 20 years.

Wouldn’t a game that features very young-looking girls in states of undress be the last thing you’d want getting an adults-only rating?

That “unable (not unwilling)“ defense is utter bullshit.

*raises hand* I actively dislike superfluous tech in cars. LCD screens? No thank you. Pushbutton start? Deal-breaker.

by using a tried-and-true method I like to call parking on the sidewalk.

I’ve had such bad luck attempting all sorts of edibles. Maybe it’s just because I’m stingy, and scale-down the various recipes for maybe 1/8 at a time, but I never get solid results. I’ve even tried an olive oil infusion using a sous-vide controller over a period of hours - but it’s all rubbish.

Hey, I don’t smell any jasmine in the air. What gives?

Eww.

After receiving “no’s” from every single classmate

No one’s not saying it’s not a logical-sounding concern. But that doesn’t mean this scenario actually happens with the frequency a protective parent might fear.

But in most cases (Morgellons notwithstanding), don’t the sufferers believe they’re infected with real, otherwise extant parasites?

delusional parasitosis, a psychotic disorder first described in 1937—an idée fixe characterized by the belief that the body is infested with insects.

Which sport did this guy play?

Depends what axis you’re talking about. 180-degree flip could mean “mirror image.”

Nothing about hacking it for homebrew? That’s the only reason I bought one.

Do teens bingewatch?

Is it just me, or are the male depictions far close to life than the female ones?

Do you personally know someone who's playing?

If you're not intending to punish them and just feel that honest feedback is best, then you need to realize that you're wrong and that this isn't the avenue for that honesty.

But other girls could enjoy looking pretty if they were naturally beautiful and had no need for makeup. The phrasing suggests to me that the author doesn’t believe such a thing is possible.