Actually, from now on it should work just fine, in the last version the code didn't allow for the bathroom sex to happen until you raised both of your parents' liberty high enough. From now on the events are separate. On a side note, I completely forgot to make them mutually exclusive, so if both parents' liberty is high enough, you will get the option to choose which parent you want to have sex with in the shower.
I also found the same issue in the dialogue after Christian confront the MC.
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keep up the great workI don´t know, but Mario isn´t the male form of Maria. They came from different languages.
Mario is the male version of Maria, however the accent is on the A in Mario, while in Maria the accent is on the I. Maria is a name of greek origin, while Mario derives from latin, where the proper formulation was Marius, like Gaius Marius, a roman politician lived at the end of the roman republic mostly known for the military reform he enacted. Marcus, like Mario, derives from the latin name "Marcus", en example is Marcus Aurelius, the roman emperor, and today is mostly used in Italy with the italian version Marco. So, Mario IS the female version of Maria, even if they derives from different origins, but Marcus is more common and mostly used around the world, especially in USA or anglo-saxon nationes. Onestly I prefere Marcus over Mario, it's more english or american, after all Mario is so Italian and it always reminds us the short-moustached hydraulic
Maria and Mary came from Miriam is hebrew in origin. Then it was translated to greek and then to latin. All the european languages take the name from there. Makus, Mark and Marcos came from hebrew too. both are biblical names. Marius is a latin name, like you said.
Right, I forgot hebrew, my bad, however not all european languages take name from jews, like germanic or nordic names, they have their own origin, that is not latin. Are you a linguist Adamex?
Not really. But I like to know about the origin of names. The biblical names are really special. Usually the name of a biblical character represent their destiny. As an example, Jacob, means "The one who supersede". Then God changed his name to Israel. That name could be translated as "God is fighting", or "The One who fight against God."
If i'm correct Marius should mean "officiating priest", for example Gaius Marius (the one I mentioned earlier) should mean "a joyful officiating priest", or by extension, "the one who enjoy to serve Gods" since Gaius means basically "joyful" or "cheerful"
There has never been one, but I'll see what I can do
