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Darkwen
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Going to spank that yummy ass
Geralt From Rivia
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In order to celebrate the recent Patrick defender posts, let's not forget about the time when Derek was squeezing Patrick's ass at the graduation ceremony:
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Yeah, having favourites is a sign of bad parenting. He should have been equal about it and let Maya have a grope too instead of slapping her hand. Even if he enjoyed Derek more, he wasn't supposed to let them know that. For shame.
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Patrick's roughness with Maya and even a desire to maintain a level of control over his daughter for her sake would be just SLIGHTLY redeemable if it weren't for the fact that his biggest problem with Maya was that she was a lesbian. Like even if it was a "he's trying to keep his daughter redeemed and pure", dude has fucking porn in his office.
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Patrick seems to enjoy this, he is apparently latent
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All jokes aside, I understand the tragedy of his story, or rather the tragedy of the whole family. It's a hard life where you have to work more because imagine the cost of supporting Helen, not every health insurance will cover it and the psychological burnout of watching your loved one turn into a vegetable year after year. But none of that justifies him treating his daughter like shit, and doesn't justify his attitude because she prefers girls. Your daughter is a living person, not your property, and she has the right to decide who she will be with.
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Dude probably thinks his faith is what's keeping Helen alive, and if his daughter is "pure" she will be saved. He is indeed a tragic character, he is not a cunt for the sake of being a cunt like DawePatrick seems to enjoy this, he is apparently latent
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All jokes aside, I understand the tragedy of his story, or rather the tragedy of the whole family. It's a hard life where you have to work more because imagine the cost of supporting Helen, not every health insurance will cover it and the psychological burnout of watching your loved one turn into a vegetable year after year. But none of that justifies him treating his daughter like shit, and doesn't justify his attitude because she prefers girls. Your daughter is a living person, not your property, and she has the right to decide who she will be with.
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Still an asshole, certainly not like Dawe, you're right. A broken man, consumed by darkness and despair. He turned to religion over the years (according to the flashback, it was Helen who was deeply religious, not Patrick) a person in despair needs to cling to something to keep from collapsing. Same as with Maya and "free tuition" hope.
Let's add the second factor here: he promised Helen that she would see her grandchildren - again, typical parental selfishness. And Maya, who prefers scissors, clearly ruins these plans.
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I do not justify Patrick, but people cannot always control themselves, especially in the context of constant emotional stress.Patrick seems to enjoy this, he is apparently latent
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All jokes aside, I understand the tragedy of his story, or rather the tragedy of the whole family. It's a hard life where you have to work more because imagine the cost of supporting Helen, not every health insurance will cover it and the psychological burnout of watching your loved one turn into a vegetable year after year. But none of that justifies him treating his daughter like shit, and doesn't justify his attitude because she prefers girls. Your daughter is a living person, not your property, and she has the right to decide who she will be with.
He needs understanding, consolation, and probably guidance.
He does not find all this in his faith.
This means that it would be useful for him to join to the great wisdom of the Church of Divine Quinn.
And then he would be able to avoid all these unpleasant situations.
So let's praise the Divine Quinn, and her universal wisdom.
Amen.
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And seeing the other child, No wonder he thought Maya was his best bet for grandchildrenStill an asshole, certainly not like Dave, you're right. A broken man, consumed by darkness and despair. He turned to religion over the years (according to the flashback, it was Helen who was deeply religious, not Patrick) a person in despair needs to cling to something to keep from collapsing. Same as with Maya and "free tuition" hope.
Let's add the second factor here: he promised Helen that she would see her grandchildren - again, typical parental selfishness. And Maya, who prefers scissors, clearly ruins these plans.
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Helen lost hers but with Patrick it feels like he does it not because he believes in it but because it used to important to Helen but he's twisted it into something it not. Even if he truly believes being gay is wrong he should still show his daughter love
Geralt From Rivia
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Yeah, Derek's usual girlfriends are not at the age to give birth.And seeing the other child, No wonder he thought Maya was his best bet for grandchildren
He needs psychological help for sure.I do not justify Patrick, but people cannot always control themselves, especially in the context of constant emotional stress.
He needs understanding, consolation, and probably guidance.
He does not find all this in his faith.
This means that it would be useful for him to partake in the great wisdom of the Church of Divine Quinn.
And then he would be able to avoid all these unpleasant situations.
So So let's praise the Divine Quinn, and her universal wisdom.
Amen.
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He wasn't religious to begin with it was Helen who was being all evangelical. He picked up faith when she abandoned it, for the sake of the family and yes, his daughter absolutely can be saved.
not sure if i'm doing something wrong. it says import or load save doesnt let me starta new game. Any help?
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Sounds like you're starting out with Season 3? You need to play Seasons 1 and 2 first, at the end of which it creates the file that you can then import into Season 3.
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I meant he thinks Helen will be saved if Maya stays "pure". There's nothing wrong with Maya besides her awful skin
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Well.... maybe a little
But we still love you!It's funny that MC only said that because Bella said he was an infant back when she was 18. It's a smooth enough recovery, at least it made her laugh. Besides, he was onto something. I would love to have met 18 year old Bella