Like, knows how to ride a bike or pilot a ship, maybe remembers codes and things? I don't think that would be weird. And a five-year-old probably wouldn't even wonder how he or she knew that stuff, whereas a nine-year-old might think, "I don't remember learning how to fly a spaceship..."
But if the five-year-old instinctively knows how to flirt, that would be creepy. *g*
That all sounds very plausible and not conflict-causing to me. :)
I should qualify all this by admitting that I can't watch those advertisements where they digitally manipulate a young baby to make it talk like an adult. I find them kind of horrifying, much like Snuggles the dryer sheet bear.
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But if the five-year-old instinctively knows how to flirt, that would be creepy. *g*
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Ans also that they would inherently trust the people they trusted as an adult, maybe remember them in a vague way.
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I should qualify all this by admitting that I can't watch those advertisements where they digitally manipulate a young baby to make it talk like an adult. I find them kind of horrifying, much like Snuggles the dryer sheet bear.
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