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No, the different themes don't always include the other. That depends on the author that writes the story. Some authors may include crossover themes and some may keep them separated. It really depends on them.Sorry, as a non-native speaker, I have to ask. What is the difference between the Romantic Route and the Cuckold Route? Doesn't one route always include the other?
Cuckold (NTR) - A man who willingly encourages his wife to sleep with other people because it brings him pleasure. Cuckolds exist on a spectrum between two extremes. One on end is the masochistic cuckold who enjoys humiliations, degradation, and other demeaning activities at the hands of his wife and her lover. The alpha cuckold lies at the opposite end of the spectrum and does not enjoy any form of humiliation and often has a direct say in who his wife sleeps with and when.
Romantic - Someone who wants to make their partner/lover feel special, so they will do and/or give things that are considered to prove their love for the other person.
Lust - When you think you love someone but you only want them sexually.
There is an option with Dylan at some point he will be able to watch Sophia with other guys if the reader chooses this option in their path. Which the romantic route will be different and it only involves Dylan and Sophia with no one else, if the reader chooses this option.