Ren'Py Abandoned The Office Wife Unofficial Ren'Py [v0.70b] [Phalzyr]

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Night Hacker

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I'm so sorry for his loss. I lost my own wife on September 21, 2021. It is really devestating, more than one might imagine. Take everyone you have ever lost in your life and the grief is 10 times worse than all of them combined when it is your spouse. I doubt he will recover anytime soon, it's been four months for me and I still cry every day for her.

I do hope he stays strong, this will take a while from what I have heard talking to other widows and widowers. I was married 36 years, slept with her over 13000 times. Her absence is enormous and he will feel the same.
 

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I'm so sorry for his loss. I lost my own wife on September 21, 2021. It is really devestating, more than one might imagine. Take everyone you have ever lost in your life and the grief is 10 times worse than all of them combined when it is your spouse. I doubt he will recover anytime soon, it's been four months for me and I still cry every day for her.

I do hope he stays strong, this will take a while from what I have heard talking to other widows and widowers. I was married 36 years, slept with her over 13000 times. Her absence is enormous and he will feel the same.
sorry to say that really but after that "I slept with her over 13.000 times" is more like a troll ?
 

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sorry to say that really but after that "I slept with her over 13.000 times" is more like a troll ?
i don't think so... 36 years x 365 = 13140
Maybe the ''slept with her'' part was a not a sexual thing, but a way to convey the feeling of bond you create with your couple after sharing that much time together and the now feeling of loss and loneliness on his empty bed ?

Sorry for your loss Night Hacker.
 

kino4ka

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i don't think so... 36 years x 365 = 13140
Maybe the ''slept with her'' part was a not a sexual thing, but a way to convey the feeling of bond you create with your couple after sharing that much time together and the now feeling of loss and loneliness on his empty bed ?

Sorry for your loss Night Hacker.
could be yes
 

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i don't think so... 36 years x 365 = 13140
Maybe the ''slept with her'' part was a not a sexual thing, but a way to convey the feeling of bond you create with your couple after sharing that much time together and the now feeling of loss and loneliness on his empty bed ?

Sorry for your loss Night Hacker.
That was my interpretation as well. Sharing a bed and going to sleep with your spouse next to you every night for that long, and then they’re just… gone. I can see how that would leave an indescribable void. My heart goes out to him as well. Grief could possibly be the most painful thing that a human being can go through.
 
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Night Hacker

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i don't think so... 36 years x 365 = 13140
Maybe the ''slept with her'' part was a not a sexual thing, but a way to convey the feeling of bond you create with your couple after sharing that much time together and the now feeling of loss and loneliness on his empty bed ?

Sorry for your loss Night Hacker.
You got it. Yeah, I was referring to actual sleeping with her. We often snuggled, talked before going to sleep, and sometimes when we woke up, and of course the sex, but that is, surprisingly, far down on my list of reasons I miss her. Just daily hugs, kisses (she was the best kisser of any woman I have ever kissed) and the fact that we said "I love you" to each other at least three times a day. Sitting and watching TV, heck, I even watched shows she liked that I didn't, just to spend time with her.

From what I have gathered talking to others in widows and widowers groups I am a member of, it is pretty much the same across the board. You can't even imagine how difficult it is to lose a spouse. I watched my mother die, and I was devastated by it, as well as my older brother, I watched him breathe his last as well. But none of those losses even comes close to this. It's been 5 1/2 months since she died and I still cry daily (three times the other day). Little things will trigger you. And I have talked to some widows who still get this way years later.

Another common side effect of this sort of loss is most others I talked to are very demotivated, lost and empty. There's not a lot of will to do much of anything. Been trying to push myself.

Messing around with Daz3D and sharing creations in these forums has helped me keep my mind off of things, maybe he'll get back to work on this to do the same? It really does help. Been fun in here with some nice people.
 

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but that is, surprisingly, far down on my list of reasons I miss her.
That's not surprising at all. I know this is basically a porn site for pervs to gather lol. But human beings are still human beings. An old friend who I've known for 23 years just lost his wife this past year as well, to cancer. It's hard enough just watching them suffer as a friend, and feeling helpless because you know there's nothing you can really say or do to ease their pain even in the slightest. Even saying things like "I'm here for you" seems so trite that it almost feels like it would be insulting.
 

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That's not surprising at all. I know this is basically a porn site for pervs to gather lol. But human beings are still human beings. An old friend who I've known for 23 years just lost his wife this past year as well, to cancer. It's hard enough just watching them suffer as a friend, and feeling helpless because you know there's nothing you can really say or do to ease their pain even in the slightest. Even saying things like "I'm here for you" seems so trite that it almost feels like it would be insulting.
Yeah, I lost my wife to cancer as well, only it was very rapid, only four months from start to end. If you have a friend that lost their wife, it makes a HUGE difference just visiting them, hanging out and keeping them company. I know it makes a big difference when I have company, and I have heard the same from others. Actually being there for them, will make a difference.
 

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Yeah, I lost my wife to cancer as well, only it was very rapid, only four months from start to end. If you have a friend that lost their wife, it makes a HUGE difference just visiting them, hanging out and keeping them company. I know it makes a big difference when I have company, and I have heard the same from others. Actually being there for them, will make a difference.
Physically being there and spending time with them is the easier part. It's trying to figure out what to say and put your care into the right words that's tough.
 

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Yeah, I lost my wife to cancer as well, only it was very rapid, only four months from start to end. If you have a friend that lost their wife, it makes a HUGE difference just visiting them, hanging out and keeping them company. I know it makes a big difference when I have company, and I have heard the same from others. Actually being there for them, will make a difference.
You are definitely right.
I lost my life partner less than a month ago.
We had been friends for 45 years, engaged for 35, lived together for 25.
In four weeks, her cancer took her away.
The rest of my life won't be enough to forget her, I cry several times a day every time I think about her. Like others in my case, I don't know what my future will be like now that all our dreams, ideals and desires are gone forever.
Every day my friends and hers call me and try to be close to me. It's the only thing that keeps me going.
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You are definitely right.
I lost my life partner less than a month ago.
We had been friends for 45 years, engaged for 35, lived together for 25.
In four weeks, her cancer took her away.
The rest of my life won't be enough to forget her, I cry several times a day every time I think about her. Like others in my case, I don't know what my future will be like now that all our dreams, ideals and desires are gone forever.
Every day my friends and hers call me and try to be close to me. It's the only thing that keeps me going.
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Hang in there. The first couple months were the worst for me. It has now been 5 1/2 months and I feel things are getting better. Like you, I can still cry almost every day (three times in one day the other day), but I also find I have moments more times than not that I feel better. What used to be a journey through a long dark tunnel with no light, now has a pinprick of light at the end.

I have worded it this way to other widowers and widows... the greater the love, the greater the wound, and like all wounds, it is painful when you first get it, and it will take time to heal, but it will heal, and the pain will go away. It will leave a scar though.

I also talked to one widow who had been married THREE times and lost all three husbands. Ironically, she said the one she cherished the most was her third husband, so you can find love again, and it can even be better. Talked to lots of widowers who have recently gotten remarried and are happy again. There's some good widow and widower groups on Facebook you might want to check out and talk to people there. I'm in a couple of them, some of them have even had little meets involving people who lived in the same area and I have friended a few fellow widows and widowers.
 

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Hang in there. The first couple months were the worst for me. It has now been 5 1/2 months and I feel things are getting better. Like you, I can still cry almost every day (three times in one day the other day), but I also find I have moments more times than not that I feel better. What used to be a journey through a long dark tunnel with no light, now has a pinprick of light at the end.

I have worded it this way to other widowers and widows... the greater the love, the greater the wound, and like all wounds, it is painful when you first get it, and it will take time to heal, but it will heal, and the pain will go away. It will leave a scar though.

I also talked to one widow who had been married THREE times and lost all three husbands. Ironically, she said the one she cherished the most was her third husband, so you can find love again, and it can even be better. Talked to lots of widowers who have recently gotten remarried and are happy again. There's some good widow and widower groups on Facebook you might want to check out and talk to people there. I'm in a couple of them, some of them have even had little meets involving people who lived in the same area and I have friended a few fellow widows and widowers.
It is still early for me to understand what my future will be like.
I have to find a new balance for my life.
Thanks for understanding
 

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This is an unofficial Ren'Py port. I tried to cut some of the repeated scenes out more as it progresses, but not too much... Hopefully I struck a good balance. This game is fully linear no scenes are really avoidable! You can bypass petting the dog/bestiality...
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Thread Updated: 2021-05-18
Release Date: 2021-05-18
Original Game/Creator: J. S. Deacon Original Thread -
Developer: Phalzyr
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Version: 0.70b (Equivalent to 0.70 of original)
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Language: English
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Patch 0.70b MEGA (Already part of android version)

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will there be an unofficial version of V80.0
 
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