Alfagrem
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- Aug 23, 2017
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My sense with Josy, which I think she voices herself if you follow a certain route (Library+Friends & Meeting with her dad+Luggage), is that her overiding concern is not to be the 'odd one out'.ok, she's broken, but this maybe the cause, the consequence is that she asks for sincerity but does not give it in return, repeatedly
otherwise it becomes a defense of principle. Maya can do whatever she wants because she is broken ...
they have sex, more or less, of course there is attraction.
but the relationship with Josy is a true relationship (where Josy's betrayal has no impact), the relationship with MC is precarious from start to finish (without M&J path)
since you refer to the M&J path, in case the girls refuse, there is a big difference between the attitude of the two girls
Maya doesn't really want to have doubts between the two, Josy instead confesses them, but decides to choose Maya, because in the end she always felt like her girlfriend.
MC has filled a void (not only in a physical sense), when this void no longer exists its importance for Maya (and Josy) is completely reduced
She has after all commited the time to both relationships in being the initiator at the campsite and having the long-distance relationship with Maya and spending the summer working with and finaly spending some one on one time with the MC prior to the home visit on the first weekend. Therefore I can easily see how she feels a serious relationship with either is possible and worthy.
With Maya, my feeling is that (as you say) I was filling a void.
I'm not the one she was willing to risk a schism with her family over to the point where joining Quinns restaurant is a solution for her and as mentioned previously we don't have that bond of trust/full understanding with her.
She wants Josy and I'm only a part of that relationship (if I choose that path) as she doesn't want to force an ultimatum with her and therefore defers the decision to others.