a deeply devoted, highly protective, and emotionally complex father. He would balance a gentle, nurturing side with intense protectiveness, while actively working to break cycles of trauma. Deeply Caring: He would be an incredibly loving dad, constantly encouraging his kids and ensuring they feel safe, valued, and validated.Fiercely Protective: Having faced bullying himself, he would never tolerate anyone mistreating his children, stepping in immediately to defend them.Anxious Overthinker: Because of his past trauma, he might struggle with anxiety, constantly worrying about his kids' safety and well-being. Breaking the Cycle: Paper would consciously work to ensure his children never experience the isolation and pain that triggered his own dark side.Hidden Temper: If someone genuinely threatened or harmed his family, his aggressive "Evil Paper" protective instincts would instantly flare up to shield them.Emotional Openness: He would likely use his own mental health journey to teach his kids about emotional regulation, patience, and how to handle big feelings. The "Good Cop": In a parenting dynamic with OJ, Paper would likely be the more lenient, soft-hearted parent, while OJ focuses on structure and management.Creating a Safe Haven: He would strive to make his home the exact opposite of Idiotic Island—a warm, stable, and peaceful environment filled with love.

he would be a highly structured, supportive, and business-minded father. He would run his household like a tight ship while fiercely supporting his child's ambitions, though also trying to be realistic. Mixed Supportive: he would spare expenses to fund his kids' hobbies, sports, or education Easily Stressed: While usually calm, OJ can get overwhelmed when chaos breaks out. A messy bedroom or a broken house rule would quickly test his patience. The "Bad Cop": In a parenting dynamic with Paper, OJ would definitely be the one enforcing bedtime, screen time limits, and chores.High Expectations: He values success and maturity. He would push his kids to be responsible, independent leaders, sometimes struggling if they prefer to just relax and goof off. He tries his best to let them have time to relax though The Peacekeeper: OJ hates conflict. If his kids fight, he won't take sides easily; instead, he will sit them down to logically talk out their issues like adults. He's the more strict one and WILL give a timeout