If you could change forms (emotions included) between your child and adult forms in which form would you spend the most time?
To clarify you have the same intellect but emotionally are more like a child in child form.
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The question does not imply you have poor judgement as you have the knowledge you have now regardless. You merely would lack the hormones of an adult meaning your not interested in the opposite sex.
The question also does not imply you are stuck with one or the other as you are also free to change back and forth as often as you wish like changing clothing.
The question also does not imply you are stuck with one or the other as you are also free to change back and forth as often as you wish like changing clothing.
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I picked Adult; if I chose child, I’d probably make many silly decisions. But If I could go back in time and re-live my childhood with my current intellect - I’d take that option in a heartbeat.
The question does not imply you have poor judgement merely no emotional drives of an adult specifically you would not be seduced sexually. The question also does not imply you are stuck with one or the other as you are also free to change back and forth as often as you wish like changing clothing.
Ah, I see; thanks and my bad! This is a cool question. Considering those factors, my answer stays the same regardless of whether I could alternate between the two at any given time and keep my current intellect.
Switching between the two in order not to experience the emotional drives of an adult or child, such as being sexually seduced. (At this point) I don't see the benefits, possibly, because I feel comfortable and confident with my current position if I compare my past childhood self (emotions).
This almost describes multiple personality disorder. As I understand, multiple personality disorders can develop in some children from trauma as a coping mechanism. However, in this case, you’re not switching identities; you're switching how you feel emotionally to react and deal with a particular situation.
I feel much more comfortable and confident being an adult. (Although I don't mind if my partner brings out the child in me. That's actually a good thing. ... Though she should bring out the man in me as well.)
Wait; I think you meant something else. Nevermind.
Adult. “You’re a Man-child is better than Child-boy, please”