That's one thing that, in-game, is not well balanced. The so-called maledom paths, at least so far, focus much more on the cunning skills (Jen, even Kim in the future) and Misogyny/hatefuck (Emma), and basically nothing of the honorable skills. Yes, the MC can be a bit domimant with Lea, and play some very mild praise scene with Jen, but that's practically vanilla.
So, if previously you were referring to the 4th chapter praise scene with Jen (and not the humiliation one), I agree that was very normal/vanilla. I need to add more maledom content that also uses Honorable skills.
There will be more content with Deb for maledom players. But the option to "fall in love with her" at that point was blocked because it doesn't make much sense for a maledom MC to do that when he had virtually no scenes with Deb.
I think he meant that, if you find f95zone for the first time, sort the games by rating, and filter for the femdom tag, you'd think that you found the best games with femdom content. However, if you look at that selection, Frosty is saying that only 3 out of those 30 best games are actually appealing to femdom players. So they'd end up very disappointed playing those so called best femdom games.
That shows how unreliable the tag is (extrapolating, it would mean 9/10 femdom tagged games aren't appealing to femdom players), and why there is a need to ask for recommendations for good games amongst femdom fans. Which in turn makes it more likely that games that have a good representation of femdom themes, like Nothing is Forever or any other, get more easily recommended amongst that community.
Regarding the discussion about if there are more maledom or femdom games:
If we take this broader definition, it's hard to argue that there are more male power fantasy games involving harem and rape than femdom games. But, as a player, if you're looking for a more realistic and strict definition of maledom, you might run into the same problems that femdom players have with the femdom tag.
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