Profiterules

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Apr 12, 2024
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Man, you're a legend! I've been searching for new games to play, and the list of games on this site is enormous. Unfortunately, the filtering on the site isn't great, which makes it a lot harder to find quality games. The list you sent is an absolute godsend!
Man, which list?
 

nimroot

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Sep 14, 2020
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Unofficial Android Port for Episode 1-10 Compressed & Patched :

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My Android Ports now have a 2nd Persistent save location. So, even if you uninstall the game, the saves will remain Intact.
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If it says unknown developer or something like that just press install anyway.

Give Me Your Feedback on the Discord Server. As it's easier to reach me there, than here.
Did you ever update your android port by any chance?
 

luckyluca01

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May 25, 2020
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you know everytime i would imitate oliver, i would just use the voice of the child in the shrek forever after movie. you know the one that goes "do the roar". :ROFLMAO:
 
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nimroot

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Sep 14, 2020
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I was able to find a apk for chapter one through twenty one and the game is great. I do hope for new threesome scenes in the updates. Seems like an obvious path the dev isn't willing to cross.
 

Gentoo

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That is literally how it works. If she's not ovulating, there's no egg to merge with the sperm. And sperm doesn't survive for longer than a week (even making it one week would be unusually long).

Why does it always seem like these game devs don't know anything about sex? If you don't have first hand experience, at least educate yourself before making a game about it.
It’s possible — there’s no “safe” time in your menstrual cycle to have sex without using birth control. Here’s why:

Pregnancy can happen when the sperm cells in semen (cum) meet up with one of your eggs. Your ovaries release an egg every month — that’s called ovulation.

After sex, sperm can live for up to 5 days in your body waiting for one of these eggs. That means that even if you weren’t ovulating when you had sex, sperm can still meet up with your egg later on.

Ovulation usually happens about 14 days before your period starts — but everyone’s body is different. You may ovulate earlier or later, depending on the length of your menstrual cycle.

If all this sounds super complicated, that’s because it is. And everyone’s menstrual cycle is a little different, which makes it even MORE complicated. It’s also very common for peoples’ cycles to be irregular, which means your period comes at different times — especially when you’re younger. But even if your cycle is regular, it can be hard to know exactly when you’re ovulating and at risk for pregnancy. That’s why it’s so important to use birth control (like condoms, the pill, or an IUD) every time you have sex if you don’t want to get pregnant.
 

seth23

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Aug 12, 2020
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It’s possible — there’s no “safe” time in your menstrual cycle to have sex without using birth control. Here’s why:

Pregnancy can happen when the sperm cells in semen (cum) meet up with one of your eggs. Your ovaries release an egg every month — that’s called ovulation.

After sex, sperm can live for up to 5 days in your body waiting for one of these eggs. That means that even if you weren’t ovulating when you had sex, sperm can still meet up with your egg later on.

Ovulation usually happens about 14 days before your period starts — but everyone’s body is different. You may ovulate earlier or later, depending on the length of your menstrual cycle.

If all this sounds super complicated, that’s because it is. And everyone’s menstrual cycle is a little different, which makes it even MORE complicated. It’s also very common for peoples’ cycles to be irregular, which means your period comes at different times — especially when you’re younger. But even if your cycle is regular, it can be hard to know exactly when you’re ovulating and at risk for pregnancy. That’s why it’s so important to use birth control (like condoms, the pill, or an IUD) every time you have sex if you don’t want to get pregnant.
It's not complicated at all. All it means is, if you have sex 6+ days before ovulation or 12+ hours after ovulation, you can't get pregnant - assuming you have a stable cycle. Of course proper birth control is good, but me and my partner have used this method to prevent pregnancy for years now (cause the pill is unhealthy and the IUD caused her increased period cramps). It works. And if you have a less regular cycle, you can still use an ovulation test and only have sex after you know it has passed.
 
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