A thousand LOL's for that one. But don't give the asshole any idea's. I know that people say he doesn't post on here, but with his ego I'm sure he lurks on here and every other forum that talks about him. He wouldn't be able to help himself.
The look on Chad's face when she accuses him of cheating is very disarming, I wanted to read it as, "but I'm not seeing another girl" (because it's a guy), but really, seeing a girl or a guy behind a girlfriend's back is cheating, so maybe he really wasn't cheating. It doesn't explain the phone sex, but maybe it's just a job he has to earn money for the Tri-Alphas...
The fact that even if the mc rejects Sage at every opportunity she still wants to hang out more with him by the end of episode 5 gives me hope that he could start a relationship with her later (especially if he likes her but doesn't want to be a sleazy guy while she's still in a relationship).
On this I agree, he has shown a real talent for creating characters that people care about. It's when he tries to build a story for those characters that it all goes south.
The sidejob would also explain why he left his training session, something he never does. He was forced to do so as it was for a job, not just for a horny lover who wanted some phone sex. Either way, it's in the envelope he receives where the real mistery lies
Every religion has harsh views on it because they're all cut from the same cloth. Even the most bogus of "religions" like Scientology are against it.
I'm still putting my money on a love affair with a crossdressing Troy (just not a lot of money).
That he didn't have her from the "Religion of Peace" isn't notable, given the label that would slapped on the game for doing so, it wouldn't only be notable if he did.
Honor killings the only harsh view. Other religions preach that homosexual acts will condemn you to Hell - can't get much harsher than eternal punishment (if you believe in Hell anyway)
Not sure if it's the "persistent" file in the same folder as your save games. Delete that and it may help.
But, postponing the problem is all she really needs to do at this point. Confronting her father right now is not going to help her situation, as Maya knows that there's no way she will ever be able to convince her father that being gay is acceptable. Her goal is to get through college... to the point where she can support herself. THEN... is when she can confront her father with whatever she wants to tell him.
Technically, it's in the Bible.
I'm not going to get into a theological debate on this. The popular trope that C's believe any particular group is going to hell is only partially true in that C teaching is everyone is fated to hell and it's only through the intervention of JC that they are saved. On this subject, as on many others, all I'd like to see is some believable depiction of the characters and not just the prejudices of the author, or the audience.
I'm not going to judge Maya's father until we actually meet the character.
I don't think it can just be a job because everyone comments on how unusual it is for Chad to skip a workout. He's been a jock too long not to know how to juggle his schedule around his workouts. If a phone sex gig is so vital that it can take priority over that, surely other people would know about it?
Old tired argument. Read up on the difference between Old Testament and New Testament dogma in christianity.
and she's supposed to be heterosexual all through college? (when she's not even sure she's bisexual ...) denying her feelings for Josy and 50% forcing MC to pretend to be her boyfriend, often after rejecting him? it would be useless and morally very negative
