I Think The Worst Part About Being Turned Young Is The Lack Of Independence.

I think the worst part about being turned young is the lack of independence.

Your turned before your ten? Get used to constantly having people trying to find your mommy or daddy. Police officer forcing you to get in the car until someone can pick you up. 

Forever 15? Even worse. Maybe you have a learners permit and can pass for 16, but you’ll keep getting stopped when driving. If people never see you at school, someones going to investigate. And forget about dating. You might look 15, but the kids you can date in public are 15 and annoying. Or worse, you find someone you care about, and they age out of the relationship. Its okay for a 30 year old to date someone who looks 22, but 15? Hell now, they'll be arrested, and how are you gonna clear their name?

Everything is more difficult, money, going to the movies, even just hanging out will get you noticed because kids under 16 don’t normally hang out at 4 in the morning.

Anyone turned under the age of 18 would very quickly get sick of it.

I don’t think this is ever explicitly stated anywhere, but I’ve always gotten the impression that vampires in TLB actually get stuck at whatever age they were when they turned.

So Max acts like a dorky middle-aged buisness owner, and The Boys act like rowdy young men; Because that’s who they were when they were turned.

Unlike vampires from a lot of other media, Lost Boys vamps will always think and feel like the age they were at when they were turned

Which would make sense considering it was originally based off of Peter Pan. The lost boys in Peter Pan are kids who never grow up, not like, adults stuck in unaging kid bodies like Claudia(Vampire Chronicles) or Homer(Near Dark)

IMPORTANT!

It’s the no-internet dinosaur’s birthday!!

Turn off your internet! He has a hat!!

Sam turned and left without another word.  He didn’t know why he expected his brother to understand.

so this is a thing

a bunch of moms are making letters+audio recordings of affirming, validating letters to queer/trans* people who don’t get that kind of support from their moms

i would say more about it but

im kind of busy in this puddle of tears on the floor so