If you have sex with Katherine then yes. The MC IS cheating on his wife and deserves everything
Chris does to him. He was warned. He refused to listen. You can't say one spouse cheated simply because
she's a woman and absolve the MC cos he's a man. It doesn't work that way. Sexual harassment and assault
is not cheating. Having an affair with Katherine happens BEFORE things at the camp escalate.
Don't take it from me. Take it from
my hubby who didn't cheat hahaha
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I don't understand this conditional line of thinking. In my playthrough, and what nafig keeps describing, is that there was no cheating on the MC's part. So now what's the excuse for the wife? Let's accept your premise that she was raped by Samuil (I'm not convinced)--she agrees to the terms of the blackmail. This means she agrees to cheat on her husband to conceal her rape? In what way does that absolve her of this new cheating? Likewise, Chris telling her that if she has sex with him, he won't fire the MC, is further cheating. The MC got a job as a newbie mechanic, not a multi-million-dollar Fortune 500 CEO position. If your wife cheats so that you don't lose your job at the AutoZone, uh, she needs to go, unless of course, you're into that.
Don't listen to nafig he's negative about everything but he still sticks around even tho he's said several times how he doesn't like the story
He's (
nafig ) actually right about this.
In my playthrough, the MC never cheats, yet the wife does repeatedly--she admits it to the MC. Just because you're being "blackmailed" over previous cheating doesn't make your capitulation somehow any less adulterous. She could have said no, but she didn't. If she believed she was raped, she could have gone to the police. Even if they'd do nothing as the game suggests, it would demonstrate to her husband the severity of what she was going through. She'd then have an excuse to immediately break her employment contract, with a nice fat civil lawsuit pending. Instead, she continued cheating so her husband wouldn't find out about her previous cheating. And, not only did she support the MC's mother working at the camp, she told her mother-in-law that she wasn't sure she wanted to leave even after admitting everything to her husband and promising she would quit.
Also, the MC warned her that they were potentially using drugs to lower women's inhibitions at the camp, and yet she tried them anyway. If a woman drinks, lowers her inhibitions, has sex with someone voluntarily, is that rape, particularly if the person she had sex with was likewise intoxicated? If a man drinks, lowers his inhibitions, has sex with someone voluntarily, is that rape, particularly if the person he had sex with was likewise intoxicated? I've had sex with people I probably wouldn't have otherwise because I was high and/or drunk. Had I been in a relationship, that would still be cheating. Substance abuse is actually a problem within the gay community for people who can't come to terms with their sexuality. They indulge with the intention to lower their inhibitions to allow themselves to commit acts they wouldn't otherwise. Then they tell themselves that they aren't gay, it was just the drugs or alcohol. I don't doubt that people of all types use this method to create excuses, justifications, etc. and the wife here might be no different. Only she's doing it to step out on her husband. It's hard to draw any other conclusion because it keeps happening even after the MC forgives her. What's crazy is for her to think that after she's admitted to cheating at the camp, and for cheating to keep the MC employed/get a better job (which incidentally, an argument could be made that this transaction provided her financial benefit thus justifying the 'whore' moniker) that the MC should be willing and eager to instantly make love to her again. That sort of betrayal, even if it could be forgiven, would take time to reconcile and the wife would have to be an idiot not to realize that.
Oh wait, I almost forgot, everybody in this game is a moron....
eta: nafig's name for clarity