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I think what he's saying is that, as a 19 year old, any relationships he has now are doomed to fail after the ending of this game because he's young and relationships don't always last at that age.I don't think he's being cynical. He's pointing out how foolish it is to say something like Sage is a bad ending because she's a senior and only has a year left. Hence the "statistically" part of his post.
That would seem cynical to me, even if there's some truth in it.
They will have endings and they won't be nonsensical. They will make sense within the context of this game and none of these relationships with the LIs are impossible so long as you make the right decisions.Any one of those would be a nonsensical ending. A student ending up with a professor? That would get both of them expelled. That would make him no longer a DIK. The name of the game is ... Ending up with two girls who were gay until the MC came along? And, no they were not bisexual, otherwise Josy would not have referred to Maya as her "boyfriend" to cover the fact that she's gay. Ending up with the prostitution ring leading drug dealer? That's the least plausible scenario since all she has done six episodes into the story line is use and abuse him.
One thing about this game is if it were 100% true to life the MC's chances of ending up with any of them long-term would be fuck all nothing. So, I'll grant you DPC could take it in any direction but those above are entirely unrealistic.
You clearly just don't seem to understand the concept of a LI in these games.
Also, Josy never once said the word "boyfriend", she said she was "in a relationship" and the MC inferred it as "boyfriend" because he did not consider the possibility that she would be with a girl. And Josy is very much bi considering that she knows her way around a dick and Maya even asks her for advice on how to please a guy, so clearly she knows Josy has been with guys in the past.