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Oof lol, that hit me right in the feels. I love my dad so much, to already see me as who I am and instead of struggling with it actually reveling in the new experiences he'll have... I couldn't ask for a better dad. Just wanted to share this wonderful experience with you all!
2) They DID exchange nudes, which would mean that he was in possession of CP [read point 1].
3) He WAS sexting fans, but when his friends found out he said that he would change. Schlatt said that even though he said he would change, he still continued to sext multiple fans.
5) The "power imbalance". I see a lot of people saying "Oh, what kind of power does he have, he's an ugly dude who plays minecraft", and I would like to say that hindsight is always 20/20. It is easy to say that as an observer looking at what had already happened. Parasocial relationships DO exist and CAN lead to unhealthy obsessions with internet personalities. It should be noted, however, that he wasn't as popular when he was 19, and whether the mind of a 17 year old is impressionable enough to the point that it would be considered manipulation or if she was mature enough to fully understand the gravity of the situation, is debatable.