Yup!

As soon as you open the program, the first thing you notice is that it’s split into several boxes. On the left is a thin vertical box that has icons - there’s the usual: User Profile, Settings, Glossary, Help, and Points: 1400.

Points? What the fuck is that for? This isn’t a game…is it?

The middle of the screen is dominated by two large sections, one above the other, that are labeled Menu and History. The right side is a wide vertical box labeled Profile that has a picture of yourself at the moment at the top with your “vital statistics” below it.

The History catches your attention first because it’s full and has a scrollbar exposed. You scroll up and see:

Molly Carter - Appreciates your trust: +1 (14)

Tammy Carter - Glad to see you: +1 (36)

Molly Carter - Pizza rescue!: +1 (15)

Tammy Carter - Sympathetic to your dilemma: +2 (38)

Tammy Carter - Willingness to accommodate: +1 (39)

Molly Carter - Liked your compliment: +3 (18)

Tammy Carter - Accepts your sympathy and compliment: +4 (43)

Molly Carter - Liked your compliment: +2 (20)

Molly Carter - Liked your smile: +1 (21)

Tammy Carter - Liked your compassion: +4 (47)

Molly Carter - Defensive on your behalf: +2 (23)

Tammy Carter - Thinks of you and her sharing the bath positively: +5 (52/40/14)

Tammy Carter - Reached 50 affection: Love Unlocked; Lust Unlocked; 500 points awarded

Hunka Hunka Burnin Love: Love started above 0 for someone; 100 points awarded

I’m Too Sexy: Lust started above 0 for someone; 100 points awarded

Tammy Carter - Likes the implication that you’d be aroused: +3/+2/+5 (55/42/19)

Molly Carter - Thinks of you in the tub: +4 (27)

Tammy Carter - Likes your comment about her bikini: +2/+3/+4 (58/45/23)

Dual Threat: Positive affection change for two people at once; 200 points awarded (retroactive)

Get The Full Picture: Opened full Affection Multiplier on computer; 150 points awarded

Triumvirate: Opened Affection Multiplier on three devices; never be unaware of others’ affection scores; 350 points awarded

Wow, you think.

You look up at the Menu and it does look different than what you saw on your phone earlier.

Superiors

Co-Workers

Friends

Family

Global Attributes

Global Attributes, huh? Wonder what that is? You click on it and see quite a few attributes, most of which are grayed out. A few stand out to you, mostly because of the names.

The More The Merrier: 5000 points (3000 if you already have Share and Share Alike) (All attributes of Share And Share Alike plus those you are already with will subtly recruit others they know by talking you up and thereby helping boost their affection towards you.)

Your Kinks Are Their Kinks: 2500 points (In addition to their own kinks, whatever turns you on will turn them on. Takes effect once their Lust score is unlocked and hits 25.)

Share And Share Alike: 2000 points (Women will not be jealous of the affection/love/lust of other women towards you. Takes effect once their Affection score hits 50.)

No Hard Feelings: 1500 points (Nobody you interact with keep a negative affection towards you.)

You shake your head - some of those will require a lot more points than you have so there must be other ways for you to get points but you don’t know how else to get points. Will you get more points once Molly hits 50, for example? Or what about when Tammy hits 50 love points, assuming she does? Some of these seem like well worth saving up the points for, which is the point, obviously. And Share And Share Alike isn’t grayed out while The More The Merrier is, but the description for that one seems to imply it would be possible to buy that without buying the other, so it can’t be a direct prerequisite, can it? And it isn’t because of how many points you have because you don’t have that many.

But are there other, cheaper, attributes you can use? You scroll down to scan the bottom of the list, assuming these are the cheapest. A few of those stand out, likewise because of the names.

Good Vibrations: 1000 points (The mere sound of your voice causes a multiplying effect on all point increases.)

Magic Hands: 900 points (Your touch causes a multiplying effect on Lust point increases.)

Rico Suave: 800 points (A little socially awkward? People won’t care. A lot socially awkward? People won’t care … as much. There’s only so much we can do.)

Well. Still a lot of points but more manageable. But the word “global” makes you wonder … are there personal attributes?

You decide to do some comparing. You check on Molly.

Nope. Still the same options as before. But her picture shows her pouring a glass of wine which you can hear her doing in the kitchen so it looks like its real-time for others when you’re connected to the Internet. Good to know - gonna stay connected from now on. Even as you think that, Molly walks out of the kitchen and to the bathroom.

You decide to check on Tammy. Yes, you’re curious to see if it really will show you anyone in real time.

Her profile comes up and your mouth is suddenly dry and your dick is getting harder. Yes, it’s definitely in real time.

It’s a side view as if the camera was horizontal in the room still, so the bathtub would have hidden her, er, goodies. Except that Molly had just brought in the glass of wine she requested and she’d sat up to get it, revealing her breasts.

You struggle with the ethics of it for a moment, but, eventually give in and simply enjoy the lovely view until Tammy has taken a nice sip of wine and drops back down into the tub. Yep, I’m a pervert, you acknowledge to yourself. You can see her talking and presume that Molly stayed in there to talk.

You idly wonder if there’s an audio option as you go back to the menu.

Name: Tamara Sally Carter

Personal Information +

Affection Information +

Personal Attributes +

Yup, just as you suspected. You click on Personal Attributes and it opens up. There’s actually a lot of options there but, again, most of them are grayed out. It seems to give you options for slow development, fast development, or something in between. Or if you want to change something about their bodies or personalities. Naturally, though, the ones that actually change them in significant ways cost a lot of points. You look at one in particular and cough when you see it - whoa, a lot of points.

Hello, Mrs. Stepford: 50000 points (She becomes your perfect woman in every way.)

Oy. 50k points, not surprised. But you are surprised that such a thing is even possible. Then again, after seeing some of those global options, you’re not sure why you should be surprised after all.

You scroll down, looking for something ungrayed that is a little more practical - and cheaper. Let’s not forget cheaper.