> You had a childhood as did every other adult. Yep > It was no more real or better than modern childhoods. Real fits your pattern of introducing descriptors

> You had a childhood as did every other adult. Yep > It was no more real or better than modern childhoods. Real fits your pattern of introducing descriptors into the thread and then falsely attributing them to me. Real stand out for being a particularly poor measure of the facts in play and it's a wonder why you conjured it up. That my childhood was no ... better than modern childhoods is absurd assertion to make, approaching comedy. Your absence in my childhood means you are as ignorant about those events as it is possible to be. Lacking that knowledge, it is self-evident that your contradiction can not be truthfully offered. All of this is coming amidst a tone that checks all the boxes for lashing out. It isn't clear is what is driving it.