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NooooooppeeeDoes he fuck his mom in this game?
NooooooppeeeDoes he fuck his mom in this game?
Ok, we need to level with each other. I hope we can agree that the marriage between Felicia and Elias is some sort of social contract with its own pros and cons. It works like a scale — if the pros outweigh the cons, then one would want to continue the marriage; if the cons outweigh the pros, then one would want to end it.If she enjoys it so much, why did she enter the competition. She wants to be independent, she wants things for herself. If she enjoys it so much why is martial duties to her just a handjob, not full sex, and why even call them marital duties in first place, doesn't really show affection or love.
Yes, she may enjoy bits and pieces of it, everyone would, but she wants something else that her marriage can't provide, which is whole reason she became a Carnation in the first place.
And their marriage was already over before her husband entered the club, this is just going to speed it along. If their marriage was good she wouldn't have became a Carnations, hooked up with us multiple times, other reasons, and their communication and sex life would be good. So their marriage was well over before the husband even officially joined the club
About that — I might be wrong, but I tried to see it from Elias' perspective. In his view of this 'social contract,' Felicia should know her place. It's like this: imagine you have a dog, and you’re willing to give it some food from your dining table. But at some point, the dog starts to jump onto a chair and take what it wants from the table itself. Not the prettiest comparison, but I feel that’s how Elias would see it. By refusing Felicia, he was showing her where she belongs.What Elias completely botched and should never have done even in a pure business marriage, was taunting and not helping Felicia when the issue of her old art school arose.
Ok, we need to level with each other. I hope we can agree that the marriage between Felicia and Elias is some sort of social contract with its own pros and cons. It works like a scale — if the pros outweigh the cons, then one would want to continue the marriage; if the cons outweigh the pros, then one would want to end it.
So, when you say 'Felicia doesn't enjoy, want, or even like this marriage,' what I hear is that Felicia doesn’t want it as a whole — pros and cons combined. 'She doesn't enjoy marital duties' — well, yeah, those are the cons. But as I said earlier, I think the pros still outweigh the cons, thus Felicia wants to continue her marriage.
The reason she became a Carnation is more complex than you gave it credit for, imo. Elias rejecting her plea to save the art school shook the scales, yes, but I still don't believe their marriage was 'already over.' If Felicia hadn’t learned about the club, I think she would have gritted her teeth and kept the marriage — too much to lose. But she did learn about it, and those two factors combined created enough impulse for her to strive for more. Felicia now sees a new ladder — one she can use to replace the previous one (her marriage to Elias) — to get even more pros while shedding all the cons. A huge gamble, but one she’s willing to take.
I see that too, but I also think Turret has a point. Elias should have treated her with more compassion, he didn’t need to be so harsh, and he certainly shouldn’t have demeaned her like that. You can really see his attitude toward her when Edwin came to do the photo shoot, there’s a coldness in how he interacts with her, like she’s beneath him. Like Turret, I believe that if Elias had shown her some kindness and respect, she could have been a loyal and loving wife. She was willing, to stand by him. But as you said, the problem is that he sees her more like a pet or a possession than a person, someone to control, not to love. And no one can thrive under that, especially someone like Felicia.About that — I might be wrong, but I tried to see it from Elias' perspective. In his view of this 'social contract,' Felicia should know her place. It's like this: imagine you have a dog, and you’re willing to give it some food from your dining table. But at some point, the dog starts to jump onto a chair and take what it wants from the table itself. Not the prettiest comparison, but I feel that’s how Elias would see it. By refusing Felicia, he was showing her where she belongs.
In short, Felicia is a bird in a gilded cage and she put herself there.
I see that too, but I also think Turret has a point. Elias should have treated her with more compassion, he didn’t need to be so harsh, and he certainly shouldn’t have demeaned her like that. You can really see his attitude toward her when Edwin came to do the photo shoot, there’s a coldness in how he interacts with her, like she’s beneath him. Like Turret, I believe that if Elias had shown her some kindness and respect, she could have been a loyal and loving wife. She was willing, to stand by him. But as you said, the problem is that he sees her more like a pet or a possession than a person, someone to control, not to love. And no one can thrive under that, especially someone like Felicia.
Sounds like the name some low rent distribution studio would give to a US release of an Italian zombie flick set in California, but shot in the Philippines.Pale Zomboid
I remember TD said a while ago that Hana is the reason half the player base play the game, so you're not aloneIf Hannah was written out of the game I'm about 75% sure I probably not continue
And right now this is on my top games list I'd be really disappointed if they removed her
I agree with you, however, the relationship between the MC and Rose is quite interesting, practically the same situation her mother face for him, their interactions have been more about ther circumstances and less of their connections besides the club and the exhibition and Rose in need of more than just love and passion, makes me think that unless he shows her a safe future for her and her daughter then a happy ending for both of them isn't in the cards. At least that's how I've been reading them, granted I prioritize Veronica and Felicia precisly because it doesn't feel like theres a possibility for an equals relationship for them.You know as we are close to finishing up the third exhibition, and entering the final week, sadly, I hope for big dates. I feel like some characters didn't get big dates or outings. Rose and Mina.
Rose is one of my favorite characters, so I hope fo see a big date from her, going out to dinner, or doing some fun activity, rather than just stay in the apartment. And Mina's felt kind of short, then went to hotel.
So we can give big dates to all characters, I guess, but I think these two need something big, considering that the other 3 had big outings already, so this is one of my wants for the final week, especially Rose, I want a big romantic date, ending in a very sweet long romantic love scene with her, cause her main update of the week, just felt a bit short and quick to me, and would like something a bit more substantial from her, imo.
That many huh? I guess the whole "big titty goth gf" meme exists for a reason, they just have that effect on people. I'll admit I'm one of her victims too, with Felicia being the other big reason.I remember TD said a while ago that Hana is the reason half the player base play the game, so you're not alone
And there's no reason or indication she would ever be written off, can't really remember how this started but it was a joke from someone just that![]()
Pale Carnation DLC
Felicia is my reason.That many huh? I guess the whole "big titty goth gf" meme exists for a reason, they just have that effect on people. I'll admit I'm one of her victims too, with Felicia being the other big reason.