On the hero path, I disagree with not allowing her to accept the flight attendant's offer to kiss her.
She had just told her she had info about the Island. Her restricted choice to refuse appeared to be part of some loyalty path. When I first came across this I chose to accept, not out of disloyalty but out of curiosity about what may be happening on the Island. That's the kind of choice a hero would make even if the kiss felt disloyal. Same thing with the fantasy scene. Not fantasizing was the hero's choice even though it's more appropriate for a loyalty choice. She should have chosen sex to save the orc child, and that should have given her hero points. That's a hero's choice.
Also, some of the negatives don't make sense. Not all choices are mutually exclusive to certain actions. You can want to be compassionate to your father when he's in the hospital (A desire to please), yet it's a positive for a hero and negative for nympho, which doesn't make sense, at least to me. Someone can be sexually promiscuous and still a hero. So, some of the negatives don't make sense. I get adding positives to certain actions. Just that the negatives seem odd in certain circumstances.
This becomes an issue since apparently helping out Ji'A opens up sex as an option, which would be ideal for a nympho. So, she gets into a nympho circumstance by being a hero. But, she can't sleep with Ji'A and fulfill her desires as a nympho, because she helps her out of a bad situation? It just doesn't make sense. There should be a balance there. So far in my 3 playthroughs, she's had more sex as a hero than she does on either the prostitute path or the nympho path. Furthermore, she's had the least amount of sex on the nympho path. That just makes no sense.