:lol Mike, fuck, :lol :lol :lol
You want to really hear one of the saddest things ever?
There was a guy I knew, in fact an adult, who in a surprising turn of co-incidence wrote computer games for a living during the early 80's. (In fact, he was almost single-handedly responsible for a very large part of at least one of the many 8-bit home computers catalogue).
He used to act incredibly child-like himself the majority of the time, most who knew him said it was an "admirable trait" - some said that was why he made so many 'great' games (They weren't, IMO, but some said it anyway).
Whenever anyone criticized his immaturity, and his refusal to give up his childhood they were often derided for "having no heart" and "being boring & too grown up" - after all how could he make games if he didn't understand "the child inside"?
Years later after the end of his coding 'career' I heard about him again. You see for some inexplicable reason, the police tore down his elderly mothers door, searched her house, and then let her know that her son was being held for his involvement in a child-porn ring, and that family was literally torn apart upon as this "child-like" son was prosecuted, and then jailed for his offenses.
Whenever anyone uses the defense of "embrace your inner child" as an excuse I get a chill down my spine and mark the person using it as either "dangerous" or "dangerously naive".
Accepting the qualities that make being a child great and adopting them is one thing, we'd all like to keep ahold of the imagination & creativity we had as children, and it keeps us "young at heart" to a degree and can be understood, but obsessing, and as in tthe case of furries purposefully taking such and marrying them to the adult world of sexuality is a dangerous thing, and one that I find deviant & abhorrent, as should anybody with a modicum of care for children.