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The human tongue is one of the first things to form, preceding the brain.
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Is it really? That's interesting.
Fun fact, all humans (most vertebrates, IIRC?) develop the tissue that forms their two primary sphincters before pretty much anything else — and the mouth is second in that process. Every single one of us is an asshole first. 🖖🏽
Feeling depressed? Lost? Lacking identity? Go back to your roots. Be an asshole.
Is your friend an asshole? Give them time. They'll grow into a baby.
We were all assholes once. But with diligence, and nurture, you too can grow into living, breathing, people. Thank you class of '41, and I look forward to seeing you after you're all born.
Should I ADHDad some more? 🤣