Strangetown Extras: Ripp is no longer a slut?

[strangetomato]

Wow.

I don't know what to say.








Ripp: What?! How DARE you, you harlot! What are you trying to do?




Three Lakes lady: Kiss you up the arm?

Ripp: Ummm, no.

Three Lakes lady: Not even just one?




That looks like a no, dear. (He's so cute when he's haughty.)

Seriously, I have NEVER seen this happen in my game. It amuses me greatly.

Could Ripp really be that serious about Ophelia? I mean, she's quite sexy in that bikini, but this is just surprising game behaviour. Maybe he just doesn't want any distractions from watching Phi get all wet back there?




Three Lakes dude: Good job, Ripp! I really admire you.

Ripp: Umm, okay. Sure.

That guy actually admires Ripp in the sense that he blows hearts for him. Sames goes for the teen male that's log rolling with Phi. The ACR randomizer seems to have made a lot of gay males in Three Lakes, and Ripp is going over very well there.


And yes, this does mean that I'm (finally) working on the next update again. I hope to get something up pretty soon. I've decided to split the last part into two sections, not because it's long, but because it will be easier for me (yes, I'm buying more time - real life has been busy lately).

Have a nice day, all! ^_^

Comments

[leskuh.livejournal.com]

I actually think way more people are bisexual than those that ever act on it...

I totally agree. I don't have any facts or anything, but yeah - I think sexuality is probably more fluid than people like to think.

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

I'm with you on the fluid thing. We have to be a little wary of thinking of it as a choice, since that's been used against homosexuals for years, when really we are all born with our sexuality. That said, I think it's a little short-sighted to think it's so binary. I think many people have the capacity to be attracted to more than one sex, but they don't explore that because they become part of a monogamous relationship (and become functionally gay or straight purely by omission of other options) or they don't even think to explore their sexuality in that way.

Also, sometimes I wonder how many straight people are actually bisexual, but they don't want to explore that side of themselves out of fear. If you have two options and one is easier and more socially accepted/rewarded... well, it's not hard to see why you'd just go with that if you like it anyway, right?

[silentsteel.livejournal.com]

Also, sometimes I wonder how many straight people are actually bisexual, but they don't want to explore that side of themselves out of fear. If you have two options and one is easier and more socially accepted/rewarded... well, it's not hard to see why you'd just go with that if you like it anyway, right?

I personally think it's a very large percentage of the supposedly 'straight' part of the population. But I also think sexual, gender identity, and emotional gender orientations can all be fluid/different from each other.