Oh boy… I don’t even know where to start with this one. I’ve raised you, I’ve guided you, I’ve tried to instill some shred of decency and self-respect, and here we are. Here we are, in this very moment, where the culmination of years of guidance, advice, patience, and countless small lessons in humility and common sense are hanging by a thread, all because you think it’s a good idea to ask someone to change your name to “sexual chocolate.” I look at you and I wonder, what happened? Was there a pivotal moment where your moral compass just… snapped? Was it subtle, like a gradual erosion of taste and dignity, or was it loud and dramatic, like fireworks exploding in a storm of poor judgment? I taught you the value of identity, of carrying yourself with some level of dignity in this world, and yet here you are, reducing yourself to a punchline. I can’t tell if I’m sad, I’m frustrated, or if I just need to sit down and cry quietly into a cup of black coffee while I contemplate the existential choices that brought us here. Every decision you’ve made, every lesson ignored, every opportunity to assert yourself with even a shred of respectability—all of it has led to this. And you want to be called “sexual chocolate.” I… I don’t even know if I have the words for it. There’s disappointment, yes. There’s disbelief. There’s a profound questioning of whether the universe has made a mistake, if somehow we’ve allowed a child of ours to evolve—or devolve—into a creature capable of such audacity and, frankly, embarrassment. I hope, in the deepest part of my heart, that this is a joke. I hope it’s a fleeting lapse in judgment, a momentary lapse of sanity in an otherwise reasonable existence. But I fear the truth: that this is who you are now, at least for this instant, asking the world, nay, asking me, to indulge this… this catastrophic misstep in nomenclature. I sigh. I weep quietly. I wonder where I went wrong. And yet… I remain, as always, your disappointed father.