That's what frustrates me about L&P: he makes illogical, counter-intuitive design decisions in this game all the time. The way Lesbian Points vs. Filthy Points and the whole manner in which he handled the two main lesbian incest options was terrible (i.e. forcing you do get lots of Filthy Points with male characters just to open up Ellie and Patricia), and while I understand that he eventually got around to correcting this (not sure if it was implemented, but he did at least admit to the issue in this forum eventually) he still keeps making the same bad design decisions that are absolutely frustrating.
For example more recently, Alyssa started as a Lesbian path option but basically got hijacked fully by the Dylan path and it seems that Emma suffered the same fate. And you don't even notice that you're missing their paths and content unless you have another save on the other paths. Not to mention that a lot of it is cause and effect that actually makes no sense (e.g. you can't get invited in to visit Alyssa at her home unless you're on the blackmail path with Aiden, despite the fact that choosing to do so or not has no bearing on that aspect of the story, so the limitation is completely arbitrary).
It's like every time L&P learns from one mistake with one design choice, he illustrates that he doesn't learn overall with these insane design choices constantly cropping up again. The Lesbian Path feels like a complete bait and switch, first with the family member options being held ransom by the Filthy Points requirements and more recently by the non-family options being utterly hijacked by specific male paths. Decisions don't seem to actually have a bearing on what happens based on logical circumstances and the whole game sends the wrong message, which is that you just have to make the right choice based on contrivance and randomness rather than make choices based on events themselves. And the fact that there are two Lesbian Path options that just completely clash with each other now is another terrible gameplay design choice on top of it all.
This game has the makings of being one of the best, because it's like a puzzle that has all the pieces in the box, but it's like it's being put together all wrong by its maker.