Our climaxing empathy is with ya brother, don't forget to hidrate yourself....I know the feeling man!
Sometimes, my job is so.... hard! It's like they suck.... my soul out of me, you know.
That's what I meant by "the family". The family is becoming a thing for everyone regardless of the MC being in a relationship with any of the girls. The MC and the girls help each other because they feel like a family. And what makes it touching is their individual stories. I can say I cried writing some scenes (a single tear or two
) because of their stories. Eva and Amanda's made me cry. Kim's made me cry. Martha, Sam, Betty, and Norah's made me sad. Kiara and Eileen's made me angry. And so on. I wanted to punch every antagonist (Jack (Erika's ex-boyfriend), Jonas (the Dean), Kevin (Scarlett's mother's boyfriend), Eric (the "bad" clone during the hostage situation), or Solomon (Kiara's husband)). I cheered for Betty and her rolling pin. 
Thanks for the empathy, it means a lot!Our climaxing empathy is with ya brother, don't forget to hidrate yourself....
think it could be much worser..like pinapple pizza test eater.......
Like instead of saying "WAP" you say "She's Drippin'"? Yeah, their hands fly to their foreheads so fast that they leave a mark...
It's been a long time since I've had to do this, but ...So has said every generation ever, though. That paragraph contains a whole lot of non-traditional word usage from the POV of my generation, but that doesn't make it "wrong" does it? The world changes, new things are discovered and created, and so language always has to add new words and/or new meanings for old words as time passes. I just think the so-called problem lies less with the words and more with the inflexibility of the more...mature minds when faced with the new. The irony is of course that kids today, who resent adults bashing their slang, will in just a few years be bashing the slang of the generation that follows them.
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Growing up people saying brothal instead of bro since its the closes you'll get to brother and spanish sounding together lol
I lived all my life in Montréal (allo Trope!) and even if it's a huge multilingual city, I always thought it was funny to hear English speaking people saying "mon frère!" (brother, or more like my bro in this case) when French speaking people always said "bro!".
I lived all my life in Montréal (allo Trope!) and even if it's a huge multilingual city, I always thought it was funny to hear English speaking people saying "mon frère!" (brother, or more like my bro in this case) when French speaking people always said "bro!".
In high school it was the peak of mainstream hip-hop culture, with 50 Cent, Nelly, Eminem, Ludacris, Jermaine Dupri, etc playing in every radio station, both French & English one in all Québec. Then... EVERY! FUCKING! PERSON! was switching from bro/frère to "my dawg".
It was REALLY funny to see a skinny French ginger kid in high school refer to everyone as "my dawg!". Kid got ultra popular in like a week and every one I school was using "my dawg".
Me?
.....
I was the rocker kid with long hair, tattoos (yep, got my first one at 15), piercings and listening to Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Cradle of Filth and Dimmu Borgir. Matter of fact, I'm a really chill guy but my rest face makes me looks like a killer. My best friend was laughing every time I scared someone and she nicknamed me "Agent 47 with hair".
So, moral of the story?
Trope is doing a fucking good job with the story and the English is really good. And he don't using "my dawg" as greetings, so props to him!
Ah yes, good ol' British English where we add a "u" to words just to make them look pretty. Crow is going to have an aneurysm trying to correct the spelling "mistakes" only for them to be changed right back
An often overlooked clause in the Declaration of Independence (the one for the US - not all of the other ones sent to "The Crown" over the years
) stated "we just want to get rid of "u". 
Or the Americans just said 'now how can we do spelling differently from the rest of the world?"An often overlooked clause in the Declaration of Independence (the one for the US - not all of the other ones sent to "The Crown" over the years
Although, the best explanation I saw was based on type-setting and printing: the letter didn't seem necessary, spellings of things were already all over the board, and dropping the "u" from most words ending with "our" would save space in newspapers, books, pamphlets, etc. Mind your "p"s and "q"s and get rid of extraneous "u"s!
yea can understand that! if we as th player feel like that i can imagine when you are testing it or reading it back you get a similar reaction to us as the player for sureThat's what I meant by "the family". The family is becoming a thing for everyone regardless of the MC being in a relationship with any of the girls. The MC and the girls help each other because they feel like a family. And what makes it touching is their individual stories. I can say I cried writing some scenes (a single tear or two
I think I'm too emotionally attached to the girls and the story
Y'all have a real hard-on for us, don't you?
hey speak for yourself im a happy maple syrup drinker!Hey! we're Americans too !
You are North American just lilke the US born and the Mexicans sorry, (by the way Uruguay is in South America )
It's surprising how few people seem to realize that.You are North American just lilke the US born and the Mexicans sorry, (by the way Uruguay is in South America )
