I just noticed that now, Nemi. I laughed today, thanks
EDIT: If I had been in the sons's position in the "Watch mom undressing" scene, I'd have found a way to scrunch up behind the chair (I'm quite flexible) and wait until she's nodded off. But that's me.
I'm no longer a teenager but I still make terrible decisions.
I think I'm going to prefer playing the Dad in later builds.
In the opening decisions between "Submit" and "Be a man", it seems "Submit" is the only positive interaction because the tone of "Be a man" results in "Be an asshat". The difference between Assertion and Arrogance is paper-thin and it's difficult to write and account for that, so I'll end that string on that one.
He also seems to be genuinely repenting... Or is it just a ploy? That's going to be interesting.
I actually found the present writing for the son to be a little flat.
The hoodie girl on the balcony (when I was his age) would have been far more interesting to me than a drug-fuelled floozy waiting for a shag. But again, that's me.
I still have no clue about Skeleton Bob.