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Donutistan doesn't exist in our world either. Never mind parents renouncing citizenship of a minor in a western country.
In the DMD/Melodyverse, short girls with big melons CAN be fashion models.
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Yeah, did I say something different? Read what I quoted in the beginning (no tatts because it would be bad for her model job and I said in reality she wouldn't ever be a fashion model -> tatts are no problem for her becoming a fashion model in this game. *sigh*
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Much like piercings and tattoo's they aren't to everyones taste.
Everytime i've seen body writing it's always looked stupid. Instant turn off.
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Agreed. I think somebody here said something like, "Tattoos on a beautiful woman are like putting a bumper sticker on a Ferrari."
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I don't mind tattoo's but it depends on the woman.Agreed. I think somebody here said something like, "Tattoos on a beautiful woman are like putting a bumper sticker on a Ferrari."
There are some women that really suit them and some that really don't. It also depends on the tattoo.
Tramp stamps I don't like. Those silly little tattoo's some women get at the base of the spine or on the breasts. My biggest "avoid like the plague" tattoo is a barcode on the back of the neck. It's like a checkout for cheap whores.
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I agree, body writing is not that hot.
Plus I've seen girls get pissed when someone is trying to read what quote they thought they should share with the world.
Again IF D got A tat it would have to be small and tasteful, but a piercing would work better for her being a model.
And Elena would probably be somehow involved in D getting either one.
Whatever your opinion of D getting either a tattoo or a piercing this image alteration seems to be of interest to DMD's fans.
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Tongue, clit, and nipple piercings. Double barbell for the nips.Give D a full sleeve
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Maybe nipple shields?Tongue, clit, and nipple piercings. Double barbell for the nips.
With all of the visitors D and MC are going to have this update I hope for their neighbors' sake those walls are sound proofed.
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Actually the pregnant tag is for Olivia but in future for D, Elena etc...
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Thanks, I hate it (not your work, but if she had one).
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So, in other topics ... it was recently impressed upon me in the Discord channel that the cross-game appearances we've seen by Amy, Arnold, a "Melody Live" sign, the nudist woman and Koko were merely disconnected characters and events - they don't imply any connection between the games at all. In fact, they are supposed to exist in non-overlapping universes.
I suppose it's my fault for missing this subject sometime ago, but I seem to recall us talking about timeline differences between the games because of Koko and various other things that showed they were in the same universe, just different locales and timelines. Somehow this "not the same universe" aspect got completely by me, perhaps because I am slow.
Not wanting to create noise, was it just me missing this point, perhaps?
And, if all of these cross-game appearances were not to imply any connections at all, I am truly disappointed. That makes them simply throwaways and meaningless, hollow devices to fill a temporary need and attempt a cute recollection of the other game, IMHO. The use of Koko as the same character, different time, in both games as a completely unrelated persona across both games seems like a huge, missed opportunity: future games could also build on these appearances and create an implicit, intruiging timeline of events outside the plotline which could hold discussion interest well after the games are done. Seeing related objects and people can bring up various scenarios as to what they meant and how they integrated at that point in a given game vs others - there is the chance for a rich, fun path that is an unsaid story, outside of the major subplots.
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