Talk:Dirty Talk/Three Brats/June 25th, 2021/Mommy's Mark/Proving Herself: Difference between revisions
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My honest opinion this was hot i love it Emilia wants it sooo badly but her mom knows that she cant give it to her becuase this is a commitment for live. im not a big fan of involving the friends in this branch but im eager to see what comes next great work as always --[[User:Xephion|Xephion]] ([[User talk:Xephion|talk]]) 11:45, 30 November 2022 (CET) | |||
It's technically not a life-long commitment, as it's all just a game in the end. Emilia can just take the mark off at any time, flip the bird to Laura, and refuse to be a slave, and if she ever does, there's nothing Laura can do according to the rules. (Or, if Laura tries, she would have to do it outside the "game", but that would kind of invalidate the whole premise of this story, being about that very "game".) But still, I get what you mean. Laura and Emilia should ''both'' tread very lightly. Forget about Emilia ruining her friendship with Heidi and Milka, this could ruin their mother-and-daughter relationship too. -- [[User:Innocent Ruin|Innocent Ruin]] ([[User talk:Innocent Ruin|talk]]) 16:17, 30 November 2022 (CET) |
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My honest opinion this was hot i love it Emilia wants it sooo badly but her mom knows that she cant give it to her becuase this is a commitment for live. im not a big fan of involving the friends in this branch but im eager to see what comes next great work as always --Xephion (talk) 11:45, 30 November 2022 (CET)
It's technically not a life-long commitment, as it's all just a game in the end. Emilia can just take the mark off at any time, flip the bird to Laura, and refuse to be a slave, and if she ever does, there's nothing Laura can do according to the rules. (Or, if Laura tries, she would have to do it outside the "game", but that would kind of invalidate the whole premise of this story, being about that very "game".) But still, I get what you mean. Laura and Emilia should both tread very lightly. Forget about Emilia ruining her friendship with Heidi and Milka, this could ruin their mother-and-daughter relationship too. -- Innocent Ruin (talk) 16:17, 30 November 2022 (CET)