Alright, I guess it's going a bit far. That's how serious I feel 'bout treating someone poorly, Ohii-san.
[ He knows that, but the fact that there are people here who use someone for their pleasure and kinks, without helping their partner orgasm? Jun doesn't like how someone could be so selfish. Well, even if it's only in the text, someone's bound to have that sort of kink. He's glad Hiyori didn't scold him much about the whole dying thing again.
As Hiyori continues scrolling, unfamiliar words catch his eye, but their meaning eludes him. "Temperature play?" Something about wax? It's all a blur; he didn't know half these kinks even existed. Perhaps ignorance was bliss, but being here, these discoveries were inevitable, especially with so many "speciality" stores nearby.
There are so many names to remember now that it's all become meaningless in the end. Did they really need to write all those names in the text? Probably not, but for someone as oblivious as Jun, having a reminder of what not to do with a partner is helpful, even if it should be obvious. Not that Jun is thinking about that! Idols can't have relationships, right? Those thoughts will come back to haunt him soon, but for now, they don't.
Though reading the explicit words causes his cheeks to flush, reminiscent of an explicit manga or erotic light novel. However, he's in public with his partner, whom he avoids looking at or questioning, despite his confusion. The thought of determining someone's "value" confuses him—how can you gauge that? You could ask directly, sure, but would the answer reflect the truth? ]
That's a weird thing to write, but I dunno. What're you gonna do to find out someone's value? Well, that probably involves asking 'em, right?
[ Jun feels embarrassed as his eyes once again scan the words about value on Hiyori's watch, trying in vain to make sense of the absurd text. Though he enjoys collecting cards and playing card games with ASOBI Club and fellow idols, this twisted card game gives him pause. Staring back at Hiyori, Jun shakes his head, cheeks still burning a deep red. ]
I've not been given anything, 'sides this watch. I don't get what that part means, 'cause in card games, you usually draw cards, yeah? But we've not been given any cards...
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[ He knows that, but the fact that there are people here who use someone for their pleasure and kinks, without helping their partner orgasm? Jun doesn't like how someone could be so selfish. Well, even if it's only in the text, someone's bound to have that sort of kink. He's glad Hiyori didn't scold him much about the whole dying thing again.
As Hiyori continues scrolling, unfamiliar words catch his eye, but their meaning eludes him. "Temperature play?" Something about wax? It's all a blur; he didn't know half these kinks even existed. Perhaps ignorance was bliss, but being here, these discoveries were inevitable, especially with so many "speciality" stores nearby.
There are so many names to remember now that it's all become meaningless in the end. Did they really need to write all those names in the text? Probably not, but for someone as oblivious as Jun, having a reminder of what not to do with a partner is helpful, even if it should be obvious. Not that Jun is thinking about that! Idols can't have relationships, right? Those thoughts will come back to haunt him soon, but for now, they don't.
Though reading the explicit words causes his cheeks to flush, reminiscent of an explicit manga or erotic light novel. However, he's in public with his partner, whom he avoids looking at or questioning, despite his confusion. The thought of determining someone's "value" confuses him—how can you gauge that? You could ask directly, sure, but would the answer reflect the truth? ]
That's a weird thing to write, but I dunno. What're you gonna do to find out someone's value? Well, that probably involves asking 'em, right?
[ Jun feels embarrassed as his eyes once again scan the words about value on Hiyori's watch, trying in vain to make sense of the absurd text. Though he enjoys collecting cards and playing card games with ASOBI Club and fellow idols, this twisted card game gives him pause. Staring back at Hiyori, Jun shakes his head, cheeks still burning a deep red. ]
I've not been given anything, 'sides this watch. I don't get what that part means, 'cause in card games, you usually draw cards, yeah? But we've not been given any cards...