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It's so boring , I seriously played it and I got to where they go to a bar with the Japanese girl, and the MC or protagonist only fucked the girl who has a lesbian girlfriend. very slow
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This is not like other novel where mc meets someone they first time gets them pregnant or magically not cause its not labelled (those who are only looking for sex is not here) these are complete edition
Or i could be wrong in this part too?
what you seek is after the author plans to abandon their game and rushed their ending
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It's not hard to guess that you're not in it for the story of these particular games huh?
I'd suggest going for the Hand-Lotion-Squirting-Simulators instead.
OR you can go for the games with Gallery-Unlock options to simply go for Sex-scenes.
No worries tho, enjoying a slow-burn ain't for everybody.
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The scenes you're talking about seem so long ago.
While Frank's first time with Beth is noteworthy for starting their particular relationship, its significance isn't apparent until later.
There are some pretty great lewd scenes in this visual novel, though they are not the main focus. The characters, their connections, and their interactions are what this story is about.
If you're looking for something that's heavy on the sex and light on the narrative, this isn't it. You might actually enjoy this story, but you'll have to temper your expectation of how much porn it's going to contain.
Hope you find what you seek.
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Nice. That's not something I even considered.
When that scene started it made me a little nostalgic, then I got a bit skeptical since they had essentially just met.
After Frank opened the door, and talked with Vanessa, that changed. Then it was all about showing Beth a good time, and wondering if this would become a regular thing.
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so far i denied her twice i will keep denying her. wanna see how a future conversation pans out.
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Have you had the conversation with her about getting her pregnant?
If so, what did you say?
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Yes, she was a dingbat. She forced herself into a situation where she didn't belong trying to make relationships that no one wants happen. Doesn't get much dingier than that. Frank's not innocent in this part of the story either. I really felt like he was pushing Abby into this a bit too much, like she wasn't really ready for it and he couldn't see it. Aaron didn't want to meet Abby, and she wasn't ready to meet him. It was a disaster from the beginning.
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I didnt even notice they changed Franks character design. Before he looked young now he looks older.
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After having to look up what the word dingbat means, I can't help but frown.
Aaron's wife is also a mother, and of daughters to boot. Let's imagine one of his daughters, or his only daughter, I can't exactly make it out in the picture and have the actual dialog in my head, but the number of daughters doesn't matter, would be in the same situation as Jess. How should she and Aaron react now, especially Aaron. Does he call the guy to account and force him to take responsibility, which would make him an absolute hypocrite, or would he shrug his shoulders and say “ tough luck honey, if only you hadn't spread your legs.”
The way I see it, this is her way of holding her husband accountable for something he's gotten away with for almost 20 years. In that sense, I also see it as a lesson that could be relevant for her children later on: Take responsibility for your actions, and don't become like your father and choose partners like him. Aaron never wanting to meet Abby makes sense: no one wants to face the consequences of their actions, but that's what it means to be an adult: confronting your mistakes and taking responsibility and feeling remorse for them. The only remorse I see in him is that it came out. Let's turn the situation around a bit: It is 20 years ago, Jess is pregnant, desperate, rejected by her family.
Now let's imagine that Frank's family had moved away with Frank in the meantime, or that Frank and his family hadn't taken them in. Yes, there might have been other options, but there's also a good chance that Jess would have done something to herself out of sheer desperation if things had gone really badly. And I don't want to imagine what Aaron's wife would have done to him. Jess may just be a stranger to her, but she's not like Shannon and considering that she could have been in Jess' place with a bit of bad luck, I can't imagine Aaron having much fun in the future, even if he can't be held legally liable for such a scenario.
With Frank and Abby, I have to add the following: Frank and Jess never wanted Abby to find out about her biological father, but it's necessary for him to tell her about him because he's rightly worried that the guy will show up at the door at some point and things will blow up. In the meantime, I can imagine that this wouldn't have happened, but that he might have Aaron's wife on the phone at some point and she would explain the situation to him. However, Frank couldn't have known this at the time, so I think it makes sense that he told Abby. In comparison, I would like to use “Daughter for Dessert”, where the protagonist finds himself in a relatively similar situation; I no longer have the plot completely in my head, but more or less the following happens: His former sister-in-law turns up and makes it relatively clear that she wants to have contact with her niece. The protagonist is not interested and doesn't think it necessary to inform his daughter about her mother's circumstances and history. At some point, there is a confrontation and, as was to be expected, the whole story blows up in his face.
Back to Single Again and Abby: She made it clear at the end of an update: She wants to meet her father. She was never about forgiving him, which is understandable and I think for the circumstances she actually reacted very humanely, at least she could have reacted much worse.
Then again about Aaron's wife: Aaron never told her the whole story of what he and his friends did, but only what he could no longer deny, probably that he once got a girl pregnant in college but never had any contact with her or the child.
Conclusion: If he had been honest with his wife from the beginning or at least revealed more than was necessary, she would probably never have pushed him or sought contact with Frank and Abby herself. All the flak Aaron gets because of what happened 20 years ago is his own doing and no one else's fault but his own.
Edit: And since I looked it up: They have a daughter and two sons.
Aaron's wife is also a mother, and of daughters to boot. Let's imagine one of his daughters, or his only daughter, I can't exactly make it out in the picture and have the actual dialog in my head, but the number of daughters doesn't matter, would be in the same situation as Jess. How should she and Aaron react now, especially Aaron. Does he call the guy to account and force him to take responsibility, which would make him an absolute hypocrite, or would he shrug his shoulders and say “ tough luck honey, if only you hadn't spread your legs.”
The way I see it, this is her way of holding her husband accountable for something he's gotten away with for almost 20 years. In that sense, I also see it as a lesson that could be relevant for her children later on: Take responsibility for your actions, and don't become like your father and choose partners like him. Aaron never wanting to meet Abby makes sense: no one wants to face the consequences of their actions, but that's what it means to be an adult: confronting your mistakes and taking responsibility and feeling remorse for them. The only remorse I see in him is that it came out. Let's turn the situation around a bit: It is 20 years ago, Jess is pregnant, desperate, rejected by her family.
Now let's imagine that Frank's family had moved away with Frank in the meantime, or that Frank and his family hadn't taken them in. Yes, there might have been other options, but there's also a good chance that Jess would have done something to herself out of sheer desperation if things had gone really badly. And I don't want to imagine what Aaron's wife would have done to him. Jess may just be a stranger to her, but she's not like Shannon and considering that she could have been in Jess' place with a bit of bad luck, I can't imagine Aaron having much fun in the future, even if he can't be held legally liable for such a scenario.
With Frank and Abby, I have to add the following: Frank and Jess never wanted Abby to find out about her biological father, but it's necessary for him to tell her about him because he's rightly worried that the guy will show up at the door at some point and things will blow up. In the meantime, I can imagine that this wouldn't have happened, but that he might have Aaron's wife on the phone at some point and she would explain the situation to him. However, Frank couldn't have known this at the time, so I think it makes sense that he told Abby. In comparison, I would like to use “Daughter for Dessert”, where the protagonist finds himself in a relatively similar situation; I no longer have the plot completely in my head, but more or less the following happens: His former sister-in-law turns up and makes it relatively clear that she wants to have contact with her niece. The protagonist is not interested and doesn't think it necessary to inform his daughter about her mother's circumstances and history. At some point, there is a confrontation and, as was to be expected, the whole story blows up in his face.
Back to Single Again and Abby: She made it clear at the end of an update: She wants to meet her father. She was never about forgiving him, which is understandable and I think for the circumstances she actually reacted very humanely, at least she could have reacted much worse.
Then again about Aaron's wife: Aaron never told her the whole story of what he and his friends did, but only what he could no longer deny, probably that he once got a girl pregnant in college but never had any contact with her or the child.
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Conclusion: If he had been honest with his wife from the beginning or at least revealed more than was necessary, she would probably never have pushed him or sought contact with Frank and Abby herself. All the flak Aaron gets because of what happened 20 years ago is his own doing and no one else's fault but his own.
Edit: And since I looked it up: They have a daughter and two sons.
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They do say that there is a thin line between Love and Hate. I think if he hated Shannon then it could be argued that there are still some feelings there for her. The fact that he doesn't seem to feel anything towards her just suggests/reinforces to me that he is just over with the whole thing with her. There are no feelings there at all beyond a simple meh sort of ambivalence. She is a person who is alive and that is the limit of his feelings about her now where it relates to him. If she is to mess with his girls on the other hand I'd say it'll be a different matter, but that is more about how he feels about the girls not her.
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I find your statement quite interesting. Something else crossed my mind: Shannon is, and very few people will disagree, a self-important person. So if Frank were to allow himself to be annoyed by Shannon, Shannon would achieve what she wants: that everything revolves around her.
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I didn't realize The sisters are latina. Rebeccas reckoning answer alot of questions. love these side stories. they fill in the blanks.
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Absolutely justified, the only clue we had so far was Lilly's middle name, Francesca, which was only briefly mentioned once by Frank and is not even mentioned in her biography entry. Since there have been no hints about this so far, I had always assumed that she (Shannon) simply liked the name Francesca, but well, Lilly and Becca's grandparents weren't mentioned much in the plot either.