This whole "bone daddy" thing makes me deeply uncomfortable. It feels disrespectful and trivializes what could be a really interesting exploration of love and acceptance beyond physical form. This isn't just a "funny" nickname, it's a symptom of a larger problem where we reduce individuals to their physical attributes. Imagine if we applied this same logic to real-world relationships. It's objectifying and dehumanizing. This type of language needs to be called out, not celebrated. What started as a lighthearted premise has now spiraled into something I find truly offensive. I hope the creators reconsider their approach. There's real potential here for a powerful story, but it's being overshadowed by this tasteless and reductive language. Anyone else fe

This reminds me of when I was in high school, hopelessly crushing on the lead guitarist in the school band. He was so cool and aloof, and I was just a nerdy bookworm. I used to write poems about him in my diary, imagining a world where he'd notice me. This skeleton's plight has unlocked a core memory. I hope his ending is happier than mine was.

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"Bone daddy"? This is objectification, pure and simple. Reducing a complex character to a shallow stereotype is never okay. We need to hold content creators to a higher standard. This kind of language perpetuates harmful tropes and diminishes the potential for meaningful storytelling.

So, if they have kids... would they be skele-elves? Elven skeletons? Someone needs to work out the lore here. What do you guys think?

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