Sophia is a pure girl who gave up her virginity not for pleasure, but to save lives. She is still a shy, modest, and pure-hearted girl. Something done in extremis once does not mean a change in underlying principles.I understand all the other stuff but they've literally had sex, why is she getting so stressed over bath
What Cleto did back in Orphanage was a method to survive in this cruel world where men are treated as TOYS instead of normal human and when women already satisfied, they just throw men into slavery or worse, a sex doll who cant do anything against them.I'm kind of hoping she has a moment of self reflection. When they're walking through the halls when all eyes are on her with lustful stares, she asks why he's not embarrassed, and he just brushes it off - I was hoping she would realise it was his day-to-day, and that calling him a 'pervert' is unfair when he exists in a perverted world that demands such from him.
Like, was it really okay that he had to start banging the Orphanage owner just to not be sold off, that he had to fuck his way into training, and that as soon as he started school he immediately had women giving him money for sex? Yet he is framed as the one at fault for all these things by Sophia.
The way bystander girls react in the chastity-reversal settings always get a chuckle. Can you imagine if guys reacted to situations with girls by just yelling out "THIS IS MAKING ME ROCK HARD!" in the middle of a school hallway?