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Let's say you have a baby boy who was born with a rare but horrifying disease called the Diclonius Virus. this disease causes horns to grow out of his head but despite that he looks like a normal little boy. These horns give him the ability to use invisible vectors to cut though people and objects like grass and slice meat and bodies in half. He has a Telekinesis ability with his vectors so he can also pick up objects, people and he can move things, throw things, slam things and even injury people with his abilities and he will eventually have the ability to slaughter people alive. The scientists make him and other children like him wear a special hat to prevent their vectors from harming others or the building but since he's only four he can't kill yet. When he was first born he was taken away from you.

On his 4th birthday scientists give you the opportunity to see, touch, cuddle and even play with your son. He can't talk that well, can't fed himself, isn't toilet trained and cries easily. He's skinny and a little smaller than the average kid his age. He barely has contract with people other than the scientists and having scientists experiment on him. This will be the first time he can see people other than the scientists. He has the mind of a baby and is learning new things slowly. He's scared of bight lights. Would you go see him and touch him or would you be too scared?

Nelson is 11 years old. He likes to watch Cartoon Network, play on the playground, swing on the swing, eat candy and loves toys. Him and his 9 year old sister take baths together and they like to play Space adventurer, play with toy fishes, and play tag around the house. Nelson doesn't mind if his mother, father, or little sister see him naked and at school he loves to play tag, climb trees or do school projects at school. He thinks only adults have s*x, and people only have s*x because they want to make a baby and nothing else. Nelson sees a picture of a naked woman and thinks nothing of it. He just sees a happy, healthy women who's taking a bath. Nelson feels bad that he's so short and he feels scared and nervous going anywhere far away without his parents. He still sleeps with his parents at times, he likes it because they make him feel warm and safe.