I really liked the story, I didn't expect that philosophical aspect and it made me think about whether laws exist to protect us or to restrict us. I liked the example of if they put a new law that prevents walking, swimming or playing basketball, they have the right to do so because they have the power, and whoever says otherwise will be against the laws of the society that was created to protect them. I hope you understand that I am not for rape or kidnapping, but I agree with the idea of whether rape will be legal if they put laws for it, and walking will be different from the laws. Thank you for reading and sorry for my weak language.
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In my opinion, laws exist to restrict you, but you can also be protected by them. So murder being illegal means you are not allowed to do it, but it also means other people are not allowed to murder you too. But the reason for laws being restrictive is that people work for themselves, so the people in the government work for themselves. For a government to set up laws and enforce them, it must be in their interest to do so. You can also benefit from that as a normal person, but not always. Murder, rape, kidnappings, you may think these are the most severe crimes, but they are not, not to governments at least. Many of these crimes go unsolved, and the government wouldn't be too bothered. But if you rebel against a government, you will be punished in the harshest way possible, because you are directly threatening them.
It's not that rape will be legal. It's what is considered rape. Rape was never legal, because the word "rape" is an offence. It's like asking someone if he thinks he is evil. No one thinks he is evil. No one acts thinking they are wrong. If they think it's wrong, they won't do it. If they do it, they think it's right.
Rape is defined differently across countries and history. In the past, in some countries, if you marry the woman you forced to have sex with you, then it is not considered rape by law. If you bought a sex slave and had sex with her, it's not considered rape by law. In Medieval Europe, there were cases where the man argued if the woman got pregnant from the sex, it meant she consented to the sex. Even in USA and Europe, decades ago, many scenarios that are considered rape nowadays were not considered so back then. These days, if you have sex with a drunk girl, it can be rape because she was not in a state to give you consent. That would have been harder to argue in the past. If a girl followed a guy to his room, it can still be rape these days. It's not wrong. Imagine if you were the girl in these situations, indeed it doesn't mean you gave your consent for sex by doing these things. It's just that, it's hard for the judge to know whether you did by hearing about what happened. So, whether an sexual act is rape is hard to determine by nature. Some cases are obvious, but some are not.
I came like 4 times with the preggo scenes, thanks.
Although I don't get the story, Does she get pregnant because you have a pregnant kink or because something else?
Was she in purgatory because she aborted? Was she there because she made a false rape allegation that got the guy killed? Was she a drug addict who lost her family because drugs and that room was like a rehabilitation centre?
Although I don't get the story, Does she get pregnant because you have a pregnant kink or because something else?
Was she in purgatory because she aborted? Was she there because she made a false rape allegation that got the guy killed? Was she a drug addict who lost her family because drugs and that room was like a rehabilitation centre?
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Well, Anything sexual in my stories is because I have a kink for them
. But her pregnancy is a part of the story. One, as the guy said, it is an indication of time passed, which is something that the basement lacked, because it does not have daylight or a clock. But it isn't exactly true either, because she can get pregnant again and again, so it is an endless cycle.I don't want to give you a straight yes, because as I said before, the story is self-contained, whether it's confusing or not. I'm not adding more to the story by giving answers here, but I can talk about what I think could be happening.
Purgatory, or similarly Karma, is one possibility I thought about when writing the story. Not because of abortion though. I don't think there is anything that suggests she aborted a baby. And personally, I don't think it is evil, but that is another topic. The scene, where she castrated a tied up guy. Maybe it is a metaphor to what she did in the past life. She gave her reasoning. She felt threatened by the guy, despite he was tied up, so she castrated him to remove the threat. Or maybe, she was just cruel and wanted to torture the guy using an excuse. Or maybe there are more things she did that aren't shown in the story. Like the guy said towards the end, she should know what she did, and not another person. We know ourselves the best. Even the closest person to us does not know everything we did, but we ourselves do.
This, I think I can safely say no. This is just a bit far-fetched. There are other explanations for the story that I have thought of, but they all need to relate to what is in the story.
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funny thing is, if a guy have sex with his wife, then the wife can claim he raped her. how funny is that. the right to get devours is fine, assault has its own low, but raping your own wife? wtf?
it has 2 bad sides. bad and worst. first, any whore can claim she was raped, while it was her plan all along, as they are doing so many times.
the worst, the real raped victim. the cultures are acting to it worst than murder. what is the bad thing about it? well, when they tell you it is the worst thing that can happen to you, the real victim will be fucked for the rest of her life. it is the physiological part of it that is fucked up. why the rape is the worst thing? assault is assault, but the rest of it , it mostly fuckes up the female the most, and then the male. but if the rape was only act of assault , it would have been gone and not mentally destroy the female.
why having sex with a 17 years old is considers rape? even if the male is 17 too. how fucked up is that? well, i wouldn't know! hope every body else knows! probably every body should be priest! fuck me!
but i can say, if you fuck with nature, she will destroy all of use. she is the bicth!
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It is not in active development right now. I am learning more about coding now. It may help me make my games more interesting.
Yeah... you should be on a list
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That was an interesting play. So she's dead in her own version of hell/purgatory and she needs to find inner harmony to move on?
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That is one interpretation. But like I said, I think it's better not to fill in all the gaps for a story. It's a funny feeling when you work in 3d softwares. The world exists as it is. There is a room in a scene. Outside it, there is nothing.
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I understand what you wanted to convey to us, the readers of the game/story.
But originally, the story you decided to create had a reason. What was the real reason she was trapped in that basement? What was her karma? What did she free herself from?
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Well, I may disappoint you in the answer, but often when I write a story, I just have a rough outline. I'm not those writers that say they already have the whole ending written. I had multiple ideas for the ending, and I only chose one. Some of the other planned endings aren't even this abstract, like she wasn't facing karma, but more like a dark romantic story. In one version of the story, the male MC is just someone extremely obsessed with the female MC. And she would slightly warm up to him eventually. But he was never going to leave the basement with her. He is the one who is actually trapped in the basement, instead of her. That was always the plan.
But as for her karma, personally I think she was the male MC in life. My understanding of karma is that you experience exactly the same thing as you have done to other people. There is no good or bad karma. No one else to judge whether your actions are good or bad. If you truly think something you did is good, then you should feel good when the same thing happens to you. That way, you won't disagree with the judgement. You are the judge.