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I read a few pages in the thread and it appears people really have it out for Maya. Idk why tho. What did she do? Maybe I missed it on my particular play through but if it's just about the revelation that it was her who was dating Josy before the MC, it kinda seems like an overreaction?
Anyway, that whole student loan story seems kinda stupid. That's not how they work. But I guess that much artistic license can be granted.
I do kinda find it puzzling that it seems to go more mayas way than josy. I mean at least Maya was kinda more honest with letting mc believe she had a boyfriend. Where as josy let stuff happen before she said anything.
Idk Josy spent 2 months with the MC before she did anything. Maya spent and knew the MC for like 3 or 4 days before grinding on him while he was sleeping
After the first class she tells MC she has to go call her boyfriend.
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When it comes down to it, Josy has had numerous moments of weakness with the MC, but she's been honest each time. Her crime is she cheated on Maya, so her issue is not with the MC nor can his issue be with her.Maya also cheated in her action. Namely Josy. Both of them cheated on this point. You could see that at the end of EP4 when MC revealed everything.
What is important in all these entanglements is the reason why they did it. And I think that was made quite clear.
They both felt alone and thought that their relationship was actually over. And suddenly the MC appears and gives them what they are missing. The feeling of being wanted, of no longer being alone with all their worries, someone who shows understanding.
And there are two kinds of people, in terms of trust. The type of person (Josy) who gives everyone an advance trust and the type of person (Maya) where trust has to grow.
And one thing must not be forgotten, they are still teenagers. Think back to your teenage years and the mistakes each of us made at that stage of our lives. (At 18/19 you are still a teenager).
I suppose that's what DPC wants to portray.
Yes Maya did first tell the mc she had a boyfriend, but she rescinded it later saying she only said that to discourage other guys, and eventually he finds out she's a lesbian. She never lets him know she's actually in a relationship until it's too late, then uses the lame excuse that she tried to tell him.
So Maya mislead the MC, and Josy is cuter, so hence the majority of the M&J hate goes to Maya. Plus Maya is always whining, it gets too much after a while. Imagine if she actually was your girlfriend, you'd be sick of that shit in no time...
A simple "Quinn gave me an offer to pay for sex and likely runs some sort of a prostitution ring in the school" would have sufficed.
Maya doesn't need to know that. The only thing she needs to know is that Quinn runs a prostitution ring in school.
If the MC can give no answer at all to Maya (i.e. Quin's evil), he can certainly tell her half-truths to warn her properly.The problem with answers and questions is that there are often more questions afterwards and more answers are needed.
"I think Quinn is prostituting the HOTs out. She even offered me her calling card!"
If Maya asks questions, he can tell her it happened when he went to get his guitar back after it was stolen from his dorm. If she asks more questions just punch her in the face and run away, fucking nosy bitch...
On the other side of the coin, the MC's new in town, he's already making enemies, maybe he shouldn't be spreading stories about everyone...
Her father isn't withdrawing his co-signing. He's in full control of the money. That's not how any loans, in any part of the world works.
Especially not student loans in which the money goes to the school and anything left over will go to the student for living expenses.
It's just unnecessary Pinkcakes drama. Gotta fulfill that savior fantasy.
That is not quite right.
There are so-called sureties. If Maya's father is the surety for Maya's student loan and withdraws his surety, the loan will be cancelled and if you don't have default insurance, there will be recourse claims on the part of the lender if the loan has been fully or partially drawn down. It is assumed that the loan has already been drawn down to some extent because Maya is in college.
We've discussed this quite a bit in the past. Here are the facts:Except, you're absolutely wrong about that. While her current semester is paid for, any future semester is dependent on his support. If he withdraws then the loan goes away. And she's fucked. The problem is that you don't understand co-signing, not that I don't.
- Maya's dad is controlling
- Maya's dad is not happy with Maya being a lesbian (it stems from his religious beliefs)
- Maya's dad is trying to interfere with her current gay relationship (with Josy) by threatening to withhold her tuition funds
- Maya's dad is a co-signer on her student loan
- Maya thinks that if her dad withholds the student loan funds she'll be financially fucked forever (no money for college and forever in debt)
What Maya believes is wrong. If she doesn't pay back the loan, her dad must pay it back, that's what a co-signer is; they are a guarantor for the loan in the event the borrower (Maya) fails to pay it back. So some of the money has been spent (on the first semester or year or whatever) and the remaining money is being held (illegally) by the dad.
To back that last statement up, here's Maya's words:
my "He fooled me into co-signing my student loan and afterward he gave me the ultimatum that I couldn't see Josy ever again."
my "If I did, he'd withhold the funds and I would be fucked financially for the rest of my life."
my "No money for college and forever in debt."
The deal with being a co-signer is that you bear the final responsibility for the repayment but you get nothing out of it (you don't get the cash, you don't own the asset that is being purchased or in this case the tuition that is being paid). So really, it doesn't make sense that the dad has control of the money, unless he tricked Maya into putting the funds into an account that only he controlled. That'd be theft.
Also, a co-signer can't just take their name off a loan. That's why people advise you never to co-sign (or go guarantor) for anyone's loan. Of course parents do it for their kids.
My take on this is that the dad is bluffing. If he went through with it (i.e. withholding the cash), the money will still have to be paid back to the creditor at some point, and if Maya can't do it, the Dad will have to. Meanwhile he's fucked up his daughter's education (which I doubt he wants to do, he just wants to save his daughter from the eternal fire of hell for being gay). He's just using whatever means he currently has to force her straight. When it actually comes down to it, I think he'll cave.
Of course Maya's and all her friends are fucking idiots if they don't work out that what the dad is doing is illegal, but remember this was a bombshell that landed on the MC at the end of the last episode (just like the Jill blackmail), so while we've all dissected the shit out of it all, the MC has had hardly any time to look into any of this.
In the end, Maya just needs to contact Judge Judy, she will anally fuck the dad on TV! Alternatively she just needs to speak with the creditor through which she received the loan and they'll rape the dad. Either way, the dad's getting raped.
Trolls are gonna troll. Just ignore.
In this day and age, unfortunately, disagreeing is trolling. With US universities trying to keep everyone feeling safe and happy all the time, and never have their beliefs challenged, everyone wants to just live in their little bubble of "I'm right".Disagreeing isn't trolling.
This isn't some hivemind BBQ, it's a discussion forum, for discussing the game, not everyone is going to like the same characters.
For me, this forum is only interesting when people are debating aspects of the game. That hasn't happened much of late (probably because we've already debated the shit outta everything), but that's what I enjoy here the most.
As long as it's civil (but we all get worked up from time-to-time).
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