Luckily there are alternatives.

Of course there are wrong answers, otherwise the term has no meaning.

To me, an anti-hero is a character in a story who does not try to be a hero, and is not motivated by a heroic drive, but rather is selfish, and maybe stumbles upon doing the right thing in the end.

Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever is an example of this.

It’s still getting updates and new content. They’ve put a lot of work into visual upgrades as well. It looks more beautiful than ever.

For anyone into complex open world games with a player-driven market, now is a good time to come back or dive in for the first time.

Blank slate in an open world.

That’s why Skyrim and Eve Online are my favourite games.

And then there is Eve Online with a map of 8000+ star systems and 20-30 K accounts online (and has at times been double that).

There sure are lazy parents. But it’s not always the parents’ fault. Some try their best but are just out of their depth.

The baby would be saved from a life of endless suffering. That’s the ethical choice in my book.

So yes, BabySaver.

No.

And no, it would be extremely unethical to put a child on this world that would suffer that much. Have some compassion, mum!

Why 8? I’d be really dependent on my parents again, and it would be impossible to explain my sudden precociousness and knowledge of the future.

Anyway, I’d try to work out and get stronger, and stand up to my bullies. I’d have some choice words for their sorry asses.