It is the German version as in "you don't speak it with an e, so you don't write it with an e".Well, no. It's German, but it's a merger from the Greek heroios ("hero" or "strong") and the suffix "-in" for pharmaceutical drugs (as in "Aspirin" or "Penicillin"). No e's were hurt during the creation of this word.
Again, Myriam start the game as submissive, very, so at start the dominance choices for her is when she's able to say no and affirm herself, and not going straight to smothering the guy's face with her pussy, but as the lesbian relations took time, the femdom will take time, she start light and it will build up. Again, time.
I don't see it that way, but again I guess it's a question of taste and perspective, sorry to say but best I can say now is still wait and see.
I'm curious. Have you or someone close to you ever gone through a traumatic event like having a gun pointed at you or someone you love? Fired at someone you love? I ask because I have, and Marc's reaction here seems very natural and mirrored what my friends and I all went through.
A good writer can write any kind of character. Man, woman, trans, black, white, asian, etc. All you have to do is a bit of research and most of all, avoid stereotypes. When you put them in a box is when you start showing your true colors. Like a writer who thinks women are beneath males will portray her as being submissive to them regardless of power dynamics. Animals don't rape humans, therefore a dog should not be dominating one. Nor should a boy be dominating a grown woman (especially his mother).
Sorry, but I have little faith in how you're going to handle femdom from Myriam's point of view. The fact that you make the options that boost her dominance the non-sexual ones speaks volumes. It tells me you're the kind of person who thinks femdom means footjobs and CBT instead of facesitting and cunnilingus.
And there it is, like clockwork. There's always the guy who thinks anybody advocating for better female characters, or doesn't jive with the male characters presented, must be a woman. And one who hates men.
I was with you from day one. I enjoy to see her story and even though I still think she's departing from her "natural self" (which made her so appealing in the first place) ofc I will continue to watch and promote it.
I think can imagine the difficulties. But with "Project Myriam" you were ticking many of the right boxes already.
Oh, did he try to murder her? I must have missed that plot point. If only it had been a cliffhanger ending three updates ago and then taken up a significant part of the dialogue for the last two updates, then I might have been aware. But yes, it's okay with me that he tried to kill her, as long as he failed. He's one of the villains in this story, and he's supposed to do bad things. As long as he fails in the end, and Myriam gets a good ending, then all's well.
It appears that there is one thing on which we agree.
"Most of all, avoid stereotypes." We certainly don't agree on that. If you had said something like, "As a general rule, avoid stereotypes," then I would have been inclined to agree. But writing a character to fit a stereotype is not always bad writing. Sometimes it's good writing, particularly when it serves the story and resonates with the reader. The problem arises when stereotypes are used as a substitute for characterization, or when stereotyping is overused.
Anyone who hates an entire people group is a bigot and a fool.
A good writer can write any kind of character. Man, woman, trans, black, white, asian, etc. All you have to do is a bit of research and most of all, avoid stereotypes. When you put them in a box is when you start showing your true colors. Like a writer who thinks women are beneath males will portray her as being submissive to them regardless of power dynamics. Animals don't rape humans, therefore a dog should not be dominating one. Nor should a boy be dominating a grown woman (especially his mother).
Sorry, but I have little faith in how you're going to handle femdom from Myriam's point of view. The fact that you make the options that boost her dominance the non-sexual ones speaks volumes. It tells me you're the kind of person who thinks femdom means footjobs and CBT instead of facesitting and cunnilingus.
And there it is, like clockwork. There's always the guy who thinks anybody advocating for better female characters, or doesn't jive with the male characters presented, must be a woman. And one who hates men.
I don't think Project Myriam will end up on steam, too much experimental for that, I can't even look at the start of the game without crying in shame. ^^
Porn actress won't be for right now, though will be started no too far off, starting by a little photo session with Flint (the friend of Francis introduced during the last photo shoot) on the next one (not the coming one, the next one, if everything goes right of course).
Yes, there will be more, with both Cassius and Hammer; on the side of other NPCs into it, there will be something with the vet on the Cassius side and with the stables and its private club on the Hammer side.
I think you mean the captain of the basketball team, but will the little fat kid get some more loving?
