Akane and Nadeshiko both concluded they didn't want to rely on social pressure from marriage or parenthood to try to "justify" their relationship to society or advocate for Nadeshiko's human rights. Akane makes the argument that it would basically tie Nadeshiko down to her due to social convention, and even if she doesn't WANT to break up with Nadeshiko, she thinks the option existing is important. So, no, they very deliberately chose not to have science babies, not because they didn't want them per se, but because of philosophical reasons they're waiting.Good story but I was distracted by the sesbian lex, why did they call off the wedding ? And there's a pregnancy feature!?I hope there's a bonus with a time jump with their science baby.
I was reading cancelling the wedding as still not 100% being certain that there was actual consent and not just another attempt to fulfill the ownership directive. Maybe with a good touch of "our love is strong enough we don't need that".Good story but I was distracted by the sesbian lex, why did they call off the wedding ? And there's a pregnancy feature!?I hope there's a bonus with a time jump with their science baby.
bypssed -> bypassed
throgh -> through
-> "not even I, your developer, can"
"wont" -> "won't"
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Yes, I agree, I really liked the ending~[...]
So, no, they very deliberately chose not to have science babies, not because they didn't want them per se, but because of philosophical reasons they're waiting.
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That’s a good point. Obviously people are more concerned about the sesbian lex, but I’m proud that the ending gave Nadeshiko the autonomy to choose, on her own, whether she wants to get married or have babies. And given that she was introduced as just a sex doll, it’s honestly nice to see her now having a job like a normal person.Akane and Nadeshiko both concluded they didn't want to rely on social pressure from marriage or parenthood to try to "justify" their relationship to society or advocate for Nadeshiko's human rights. Akane makes the argument that it would basically tie Nadeshiko down to her due to social convention, and even if she doesn't WANT to break up with Nadeshiko, she thinks the option existing is important. So, no, they very deliberately chose not to have science babies, not because they didn't want them per se, but because of philosophical reasons they're waiting.