That kind of check happens in more places, although not to go to paths.Makes sense that the points completely changes the convo, but it feels so different for every other character like with Emma or Deb where you just click a choice if you want to be on their dom or sub path.
But, for example, Jen's path will check if the mc has been professional with her or not thanks to a bunch of previous choices. If he has, she will not make an advance on him and they end up in the "always professional path."
For Lea, there's a check to see if the Mc has enough honourable points. If he doesn't, she will not trust him enough to go down the exhibitionist path.
And even for the other girls, technically, if you play without cheats, you shouldn't be able to go for both dominant and submissive paths in the same playthrough, because you wouldn't have enough points for all the skills. That's another use of the points/skill system, to kind of give a sense of personality continuity.
In sum, there are all sorts of checks in place to be able to be in the girls paths, you just didn't notice them because you passed them all. That the was the first one you noticed.
Are you saying that after playing the path where both and the mc are submissive, or just after reading my comment?In my opinion, this really doesn't seem to match Jen's character, the way she's been currently written.
It only makes sense to me for Jen and MC to 'break-up' if they were sexually incompatible rather than bring in someone else to basically fulfil the sexually dominant role MC can't provide. Jen seems like the kind of girl who wants a single partner, basically.
In this chapter there are 2 scenes with walls of text to justify those choices, if the player wants to go that route. Or their break up if the player doesn't. After playing that part, you still have the same opinion?