Hopefully, he fell and fractured both his orbital bones, rendering him permanently blind. In his attempt to recover to his feet, he steps on a small stone rupturing his Achilles tendon. Just as he is crawling toward the room where Liam, Amanda, and Alexa are having sex, a "Good Year" blimp flies over the cabins dropping the sum of three million dollars. A flash mob then appears, but the small gnome is too inconspicuous, so the crowd stomps him to death. The crowd leaves, and after Liam has pleasured both his mother and aunt completely, he steps outside and notices the money. He's able to recover $750,000. The End.
I think when the fat dude arrive at room Liam , alexa and amanda will surely hide behind the lamp or maybe flower pot , and have sex for hours in front of him , then the fat dude will take out $750,000 from his bag or something that he got before arriving to this hotel and will left the money on the table and leave or maybe sleep on the bed
Ok so give us next another essay of why you think that's not really the issue here
You didn't have to read (hence my putting the "essay" in spoilers.) And I think it's pretty obvious what I'm suggesting. But if it wasn't made clear, I'm suggesting that your remedies aren't fresh or innovative. They've been executed in various other works as I so carefully listed. The only difference between the redundancy or repetition in that content, and the repetition in the content of Immoral Desires, is that you are either okay with or prefer the redundancy of the former rather than the latter. That's it. And if you've been reading this kind of content long enough, I'm fairly confident in my assumption that you have most likely seen everything there's to see. That is to say, if most of this stuff is repetitive anyway regardless of one's kink, then I have a hard time believing that repetition is reason for one's boredom.Ok so give us next another essay of why you think that's not really the issue here
You are wrong I read that essay because I fucking wanted to so I legit asked you because I'm interested even if is obvious
What exactly am I wrong about?You are wrong, I legit asked you because I'm interested even if is obvious
Not "accurate." And I didn't suggest that it was "new." The only thing I've insinuated is that it's less "repeated," which appears to be the measure for your boredom.So are you telling us Daval "remedy" for ID and SN is accurate lol that's not fresh or innovative just look at the examples you pointed out in your first essay Tal3sofDebauchery's Mother's Shame and Mandologica's Breaking Boundaries for example are like that , that category is small yes but still nothing new
I said you are wrong because you thought I was making fun of your essay explaining your pov, that wasn't the case at all.
Okay.
I'm aware of its meaning. Are you under the impression that I'm stating Immoral Desires is innovative? Several posts back, I stated this:
Why would I state that and then turn around and argue that it's "new" or "original"? I stated that for content especially of this length, single pairings or virtually single pairings are "rare." And that if repetition is your standard for boredom, then Immoral Desires should be the least boring with respect to that metric.
Or he could actually end it and start something new with characters we haven't seen before instead of dragging out these stories even more
Now you aware that those 2 words are basically synonyms
I think he's going to continue to drag things and wasting characters as usual.
That's the issue with inventing narratives as one goes along. Now it just seems as though Daval is hard-pressed for "new" ideas, and may be attempting to bide his time until he can "figure it out" or the popularity of Immoral Desires dwindles. I don't think he wants to let go of this series because it has to be, and I'm assuming, a large source of income for him. And with that, I'm suddenly reminded of the line from the 2008 film, "The Dark Knight," i.e., "you either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." So it makes me wonder, will any of these comics have a "good ending," even if they don't extend as long as the author wants, or will they persist long enough and go the CrazyDad route and pretty much alienate all but one fringe audience? In all honesty, I wouldn't be surprised if it results in the latter.
So what are you saying?
You know damn well what I referring to , don't tell me you forgot our little chat already.
