Dreadder

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HAHAHAHA.........I greatly admire your courage. Courage +1.
Although our country is very indifferent to personal privacy, I will try my best to protect and respect this right.
In this community, I do not recommend asking questions such as: gender, age, sexual orientation, etc.
......... Maintaining mystery is a virtue.
I don't know about that, I'd say there's nothing wrong with just asking about it, same as it is nothing wrong with refusing to answer. As long as asking is done politely of course and the person asking accepts "none of your business" as a valid answer. *shrugs*
 

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HAHAHAHA.........I greatly admire your courage. Courage +1.
Although our country is very indifferent to personal privacy, I will try my best to protect and respect this right.
In this community, I do not recommend asking questions such as: gender, age, sexual orientation, etc.
......... Maintaining mystery is a virtue.
Avaron1974 better not let anyone know you're a female lesbian from Wales. Because privacy, and all that.
 
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The first part is correct. The second part is not.

Not 100% NTR, because at the time Thaddius is involved with the sister, you are not. So she's not a "Girl that MC is romantically involved".
tidus has nothing to do with her "at the time" he only attempted to have there is no anything else involved in there.
And yes mc is romanticly involved moment from first night he went and perverted on her. Not on her side but his most definitely

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I don't know about that, I'd say there's nothing wrong with just asking about it, same as it is nothing wrong with refusing to answer. As long as asking is done politely of course and the person asking accepts "none of your business" as a valid answer. *shrugs*
Yes, I understand your point. But if the other person is a person of the opposite sex, when you politely ask the person's sexual orientation, how does the person answer you? Only politely refused. It's kind of awkward. If so, it's best not to ask. This is how we socialize, and how we chat in the community.
 

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Yes, I understand your point. But if the other person is a person of the opposite sex, when you politely ask the person's sexual orientation, how does the person answer you? Only politely refused. It's kind of awkward. If so, it's best not to ask. This is how we socialize, and how we chat in the community.
that's a very repressed thought pattern...
And how would you know that person would refuse to answer without askeing? Some people are more open about sexually than others... your chances are 50/50, not askeing means they are 0% however
 
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Leanen Sidhe was too worried. I believe that her true form was probably sexy too. She probably just looked like a drow and didn't want the mc to see it. Great update, I'm looking forward to where the story goes next. Really like the monster girl love interests especially.
 

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Yes, I understand your point. But if the other person is a person of the opposite sex, when you politely ask the person's sexual orientation, how does the person answer you? Only politely refused. It's kind of awkward. If so, it's best not to ask. This is how we socialize, and how we chat in the community.
Hmm, not sure if it's perhaps a generational or a cultural difference but I personally never had a problem with politely asked questions.

Sure, I'd sometimes just smile and either outright say I won't answer that or, if I wanted to be more subtle about it, deflect it by asking the person why they want to know that. Most people pick up the hint then and stop asking further, though if I find their answer satisfactory, I might even reconsider replying to their question.
 
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Avaron1974

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Avaron1974 better not let anyone know you're a female lesbian from Wales. Because privacy, and all that.
We all know i'mk super big on my privacy stuff, what with my real name being used in a game here.

Yep, super into my privacy.

Yes, I understand your point. But if the other person is a person of the opposite sex, when you politely ask the person's sexual orientation, how does the person answer you? Only politely refused. It's kind of awkward. If so, it's best not to ask. This is how we socialize, and how we chat in the community.
I don't kow who you've been talking to but quite a few of us "members of the opposite sex" are quite open about who we are.

Only time I keep quiet about it is around dickheads but, to my initial surprise, the guys that dwell on here are generally super awesome.

Course there are some idiots but that's common in everything.
 

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I played the game over multiple versions/updates and it looks like i am missing a variable in my savegame(s).
I had the talk with the Fairy Queen long ago (now i can only "bath" with her or train her...well, not really since there is nothing new and no replay) and the only open thing in my game is Nells dark secret and convince her to leave (dont wanna do that :cry:)
After searching for hints i found the missing clue:
Nell's Origin (dark secret)
Nell is the Fairy Queen's daughter
"... she was told the truth."

The Fairy Queen insists that she had no children with human
"... she told the truth. She has had no children with a human."

i have the green clue, the red is missing, but i still remember the Queen mentioning she had no children. My savegames dont go this far back, and i dont want to start from the beginning...is there a way to add the missing clue via console or savegame editing?
 

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that's a very repressed thought pattern...
And how would you know that person would refuse to answer without askeing? Some people are more open about sexually than others... your chances are 50/50, not askeing means they are 0% however
It depends on your environment and relationship with each other. Not everyone will open their personal space.
 
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It depends on your environment and relationship with each other. Not everyone will open their personal space.
This might apply to a face to face conversation with a rather unknown person (like in a Club or anything)... but asking on an internet Forum about Porn games? I'd consider it rather strange to express this kind of repression in this enviroment.
In a club you could find the other Persons drink in your face and clothes, but here at worst you won't gat an answer
 

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I didnt followed the whole discussion and just wait for an answer to my post, but i never had any problems with telling or writing people that i am lesbian. I just dont care what others think in this context. Those who cannot accept it are worthless because i dont need intolerant people around me. Job-related i have to be a little more careful, because i work only with girls and woman, so i cant tell it everyone (dont need fake-complaints or reputational damage), but thats the only exception.
Nobody has to talk about anything or hide anything...its all your choice, even with torture...ok, if you cum while being tortured you dont need to mention your fetish anymore ^^
 

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This might apply to a face to face conversation with a rather unknown person (like in a Club or anything)... but asking on an internet Forum about Porn games? I'd consider it rather strange to express this kind of repression in this enviroment.
In a club you could find the other Persons drink in your face and clothes, but here at worst you won't gat an answer
This is not the case. Let's go back to the starting point of this discussion (P562). Has the questioner got the answer? No. In addition to the irrelevant answer is a question mark.
From a psychological point of view, it is unwise to ask an unknown person (male or female) to answer personal privacy questions in public.
I very much agree with Miss Ice Cream. Privacy questions should be asked privately if Belle is willing to answer.
This not only respects each other, but also gains friendship.
 
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