WanderLunz
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WanderLunz2yrReplied to BlinkToThePastInvention and widespread use are 2 different things however; be it cultural, geographical, or lack of interest and funding, some things take a long time to come into widespread use and some useful inventions are probably lost to time that never came to fruition. not sure what windmills had to do with what I said, eh whatever :P.
There was no sign of any complex technology. Even a windmill or a watermill would have been considered a marvel of science.- WanderLunz3yrCommented
Nevermind what happens in real life, this kinda feels incel-ish, since It feels kinda off the cuff (not previously established aspect of MC’s character). hopefully doesn’t continue, or at least comes back to the MC’s character and gives it another dimension of resentment or jealousy or something idk. Maybe something like her father forcing her to learn a strict religious lifestyle and her growing a resentment or something, just some sort of buildup otherwise it feels like the author kinda forced it into the charcter he already built.
Able and Alissa both answered. I couldn't help but blush at their words. I never wore dresses in my past life except for my school uniform but even then I wore spats underneath. I was one of those girls who refused to show off too much skin. Unlike the other sluts in my class who would let boys r*pe them with their eyes. Just thinking about it pisses me off. I mean these girls do so much to get these boys to pay attention to them as if they were ready to let them bend them over a desk and do them right in front of the class. There was one girl named Shima Asami who basically opened her legs to let everyone see what color panties she had on every day. That is if she wore any at all. I am not sure if they understood that love was not all about sex appeal. Unless they were just doing it to be popular. Sigh, I guess modesty was thrown out the window in Japan a long time ago...