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That post of yours had a bunch of really neat ideas, WorldlyWiseman. In particular, I think it's very interesting how your "version" involves more interactions between the various girls. I can understand why, in general, that didn't happen much in KS itself - it detracts from the straightforward ...

Large areas of womens' dating lore are dedicated to avoiding creeps and jerks, for definitions of "creeps and jerks" that vary according to culture and personal experience, and the major methods for doing this throw a lot of false-positives. Given what's at stake, it's not really fair to blame ...

On the routes: Emi: Believable and fun. (2nd!) Lilly: Straightforward and sweet. (3rd) Hanako: Touching and a little dull. (5th) Shizune: Surprising and deep. (1st!) Rin: Weird and unsatisfying*. (4th) On the sex scenes: Emi: Believably fun. (3rd) Lilly: Terrifyingly sensual. (1st!) Misha ...

"<Lilly, are you sure that this is really necessary?>" "<Yes, Hisao, it's very important for you to learn some common phrases in English before we go meet my family in Scotland. It will help you make a good impression.>" *sigh* "<All right, fine, Lilly. You're probably right.>" "<Good! Now, repeat ...

Al, you're a dick. Women >Wearing make up to help you with spots, blemishes and God given ugliness. Helps keep you attractive past age sixteen "Attractive past the age of 16?" Seriously, you're actually arguing against yourself if you imply that women are only attractive until they're 16 years old ...

Hanako.

I'm sorry, I just don't find her terribly interesting! Yeah, I feel bad for her and all, but as she herself rightly points out in-game, feeling bad for someone is a pretty shitty reason to start a relationship with them. So sorry, Hanako-fans.

I'd much rather be blind. Being blind would make it much harder to interact with the physical world of stairs and rocks and cars, sure. But being deaf & mute would make it harder to interact with people . And interaction with people is much more important to all of us than interaction with the ...