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no, im n not trolling, that is my genuine opinion. and i get the "cute conversations" thing, and yes its cute for a little while, but if you've never experienced a boring relationship irl that ends up drifting apart (or maybe even cheating), thats how they go.
i mean seriously, i was literally saying the words out loud before clicking on to the next screen in MNF, like, word for word, thats how bad it gets buy the end of the game. i gave up the game when i realised i was starting to tell the characters to stfu out loud as i played. mc doesnt have an original thing to say after the first two chapters.

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i totally agree with your ripples comments, this is heading towards epic territory, in fact, i think it became epic at the point he went back in time. this game could easily become my new favourite, being that the game doesnt rely on kinks to carry it, and if you were to take most of the adult content out, i'd probably still like to read the story. we'll see how it turns out of course, but im hooked for now. pretty sure that was myself in the past helping me out, and i totally wont be surprised and will be overjoyed if i turn out to be my own father, and time-paradoxes be damned :D 

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Yea I also agree with your ripples comment, I thought the exact same when it came to possibly even taking the adult content out and it still being the great game that it is now :) 

I've also had the same hypothesis when it came to your spoilers, thought the same, because we get told we look exactly like our father multiple times and other stuff that hints at the possibility of a paradox situation :'D

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Damn... Stuff got heated for sure. But yea the MNF is kinda boring for me. It's kinda mehh. I don't hate it but yea. Anyways chill down dude.

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Damn... if thats what passes for "heated" nowdays, then that surely explains outrage culture