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"discovering her own sexuality for the first time it would be morally wrong that she continues to be with her husband and keeps pushing her real feelings away"So the Husband at the lingerie store and the younger daughter of the CEO was there a point to that scene ? like was it just to arouse suspicion in the player or was there something to it? And few pages back some posts are defending Liam i get that he has new job and he has to work hard ( bit unrealistic that while he is new management there he is already considered for CEO promotion like wtf?! ) So he doesnt have much time for kids, Sophie is the one that always finds out the kids problems and pushes him to help, hes never available to her and I don't so much think its a game about corrupting her, for example if you go with lesbian route she is discovering her own sexuality for the first time it would be morally wrong that she continues to be with her husband and keeps pushing her real feelings away... Anyway quite an interesting game overall the storytelling could be structured a bit better in some scenes the way writing is done feels lacking, but a good general story idea though i do want to ask how many actual sex scenes are there?
So only discovery is important? Is that like a fling and she goes 'wow that was awesome sex'? And how many times do people discover things about themselves? I are pretty sure it is constantly happening in life. Is there a quantity or time limit? To say that finding a specific pleasure is the end all of discovery is full of falsehoods. The number of assumptions you are making to make this statement indicates it is not thought out. Please elucidate.
It is not morally wrong for her to be loyal to her family. Unless you are saying that a discovery of the enjoyment of another (No matter the discovery.) trumps her decisions to marry and her children. These are two wholly different areas. It would be morally irresponsible to abandon her children and someone she supposedly loves for her discovery of a new relationship. If she is no longer in love with Liam and gets a divorce she is legally, and humanistically, open to decisions of whatever nature of decision she wants. This would be anything she finds vital to her intellectual, emotional and physical well being. Mother Teresa comes to mind. Marie Curie, Amelia Earhart...etc,etc, etc. The abrogation of responsibilities, freely accepted, to fulfill a new view of oneself is what is Morally Irresponsible. IMO