couples.text.title Getting A Text...
couples.text.body {0:P} get a text from {3:N} saying {3:p} %1.
couples.asks.0 wants {0:p} to come over and help {1:op} on a home improvement project
couples.asks.1 wants {0:p} to come over and help {1:op} move some furniture around
couples.asks.2 wants {0:p} to come over and fix {1:sp} computer
couples.asks.3 is feeling down and wants to talk to {0:p}
couples.asks.4 is all stressed out and needs {0:p} to calm {1:op} down
couples.asks.5 wants {0:p} to go antiquing with {1:op}
couples.asks.6 wants {0:p} to go shopping with {1:op}
couples.text.body2 This is going to take a few hours to deal with. What do {0:p} want to do?
couples.text.opt.yes Anything for {0:sp} {3:!g_girlfriend}.
couples.text.opt.no {0:P}'ll tell {3:op} that {0:P}'m busy and make it up to {3:op} later.
couples.text.done.body {0:P} reluctantly went over and spent a few hours hanging out with {3:N}. It wasn't what {0:p} wanted to do, but it was what {0:p} had to do. {0:P} think {3:p} appreciated it.
couples.text.done.opt.ok {3:P} better appreciate it. {0:P} didn't waste a big chunk of {0:sp} day for nothing.
couples.text.notdone.body {0:P} let {3:N} know that {0:p} are busy and can't help {3:op} today. {3:P} is not happy with {0:p}.
hint.couples.text.help Your significant other will occassionally ask to spend time with you or for you to help them with some problems. If you decide to do so, they will like you more. It will only use up your time and some energy. But if you say no, they will get annoyed at you and will like you less.

couples.other_woman.title An Unexpected Visit
couples.other_woman.body {0:P} get an unexpected visit from {1:N} and it's obvious {1:p} is upset with {0:p}. After a bit of a rant, it's clear that {1:p} is not happy that {0:p} are still romantically involved with
couples.other_woman.known.body {3:A}
couples.other_woman.unknown.body another {3:!g_person}
couples.other_woman.body2 and wants {0:p} to break it up. How do {0:p} respond?
couples.other_woman.opt.ok Ok, {0:P} will break it up with {3:N}.
couples.other_woman.opt.no Sorry {0:P} can't do that to {3:N}.
couples.other_woman.said_ok.body {0:P} agreed to break up with {3:N}. {0:P} asked for a few days to do so and now {1:N} is suddenly happy and embraces {0:p} and starts to kiss {0:p}. What do {0:p} want to do know.
couples.other_woman.said_ok.opt.kiss {0:P} kiss {1:N} and see where that goes.
couples.other_woman.said_ok.opt.away {0:P} shoo {1:N} away since {0:P} got work to do.
couples.other_woman.said_no.body {0:P} told {1:N} that {0:p} wouldn't break up with {3:N}.
couples.other_woman.cry.body {1:N} was not happy about that and left crying.
couples.other_woman.rival.body {1:N} was upset with you and considers {3:N} {1:sp} rival now.
couples.other_woman.enemy.body {1:N} was upset with you and considers {3:N} {1:sp} enemy now.
couples.other_woman.better.body {1:N} was not happy but took it better than expected. It appears as if {1:p} and {3:N} are no longer rivals.
hint.couples.other_woman If you are trying to juggle multiple romantic partners, some of them will eventually get jealous and ask you to break up with another. You can mitigate this by getting them to like polyamory (although that may lead them to seek their own other partners). If you do agree to dump the other, you will have 5 days to do so and you will make this one very pleased with you. If you say no, you will make this one like you less and will start thinking about breaking up with you, so you may want to make it up to them somehow. It can also lead to the two of them becoming rivals or even enemies.

couples.other_woman.broke.title A Not So Unexpected Visit
couples.other_woman.broke.body {0:P} get the expected visit from {1:N} who reminds {0:p} that {0:p} promised to break up with {0:sp} other {3:!g_person} and it doesn't appear to {1:op} that {0:p} have.
couples.other_woman.broke.body2 {1:P} reminds {0:p} that {0:p} already had this conversation and {1:sp} patience with {0:p} is running thin.
couples.other_woman.broke.body3 What do {0:p} have to say?
couples.other_woman.broke.opt.admit {0:P} admit {0:P} haven't broken up wih {1:N} and probably won't.
couples.other_woman.broke.opt.deny {0:P} tell {1:N} that {0:P} did break up with {1:N}.
couples.other_woman.broke.opt.beg {0:P} ask for more time. {0:P}'ve been pretty busy and haven't found the time.
hint.couples.broke So you promised someone that you were going to break with someone else and you haven't. If you admit that you won't be breaking up with the other, this one will get very upset with you and may break up with you in the near future. If you deny it, they will believe you for now and will be very appreciative, but they will eventually find out and then it won't be as good for you. If you beg for more time, they may give it to you, postponing a difficult conversation or they may not be willing to wait, depending on their personality.
couples.other_woman.broke.admit.body {0:P} told {1:N} that {0:p} wouldn't break up with {3:N}. {1:N} was not happy about that and left crying.
couples.other_woman.broke.deny.body {0:P} lied and told {1:N} that {0:p} already broke up with {3:N}. {1:N} is suddenly happy and asking why didn't {0:p} say something earlier but then gets busy embracing and kissing {0:p} to get an answer. What do {0:p} want to do know.
couples.other_woman.broke.beg.body {0:P} asked {1:N} for a bit more time to break up with {3:N} and {1:p} reluctantly agreed. {0:P} will have a few more days to dump {3:N}.
couples.other_woman.broke.leave.body {1:N} is tired of {0:sp} empty promises and just dumped {0:p}. "{0:P} can do better than {0:p}!" were {1:sp} parting words.
couples.other_woman.trap.title A Juggling Act
couples.other_woman.trap.body {0:P} are kissing {1:N} when {0:p} see {2:N} approach. This is not going to be good. {2:N} is upset and demands an explanation.
couples.other_woman.trap.body2 {2:P} says "{0:P} promised {0:p} were going to stop seeing {1:op}."_
couples.other_woman.trap.opt.exp {0:P}'ll try to explain it.
couples.other_woman.trap.opt.beg {0:P} beg for forgiveness.
hint.couples.trap Trying to explain it away works best if you have high sociability. Begging works best if you have high honor. Either way if they don't like enough they may just break up with you right then. Or they may demand that you dump the other right there.
couples.other_woman.trap.stay.body {0:csp} words somehow manage to soothe {1:N} feelings and it appears that {0:p} dodged a bullet. Not sure for how long, but apparently for now {1:p}'s ok.
couples.other_woman.trap.bup.body {0:csp} words fail to calm {1:N} and in no uncertain terms {1:p} says that it's over. {1:P} then turns around and leaves.
couples.other_woman.trap.dem.body {0:csp} words only enrage {1:N} more and now {1:p} demands that {0:p} put an end to it right now. {0:P} must choose between {1:N} and {2:N}.
couples.other_woman.trap.stay.opt.ok Wow, didn't expect that. {0:P}'m just going to excuse {0:vp} and leave while {0:P}'m ahead.
couples.other_woman.trap.bup.opt.oops Oh well, {0:P} guess {0:P} should have seen that coming.
couples.other_woman.trap.dem.opt.a {0:P} pick {1:N}, and say {0:P}'m sorry to {2:N}.
couples.other_woman.trap.dem.opt.e Sorry {1:N}, but if {1:p} forces {0:op} to choose, {0:P} pick {2:N}.
couples.other_woman.trap.dem.opt.n {0:P}'m not going to be forced to make a decision.
couples.other_woman.trap.dumped.body With that, {3:N} leaves extremely upset. {0:P} are no longer together. But at least {1:N} seems happy.
couples.other_woman.trap.dumped.opt.kiss Now {0:P} kiss {1:N}
couples.other_woman.trap.dem.n.body Not making a decison made things worse and {1:N} says that it's over.
couples.other_woman.trap.dem.ok.body Seems like {0:p} got away with it for now as {1:N} is upset and unsure of whether to go thru with her ultimatum.
couples.other_woman.trap.dem.ok.opt.ok {0:P}'m going to get out of here before something changes.

couples.infidelity.title A Suspicious Partner?
couples.infidelity.body {1:cIN} approaches {0:p} and broaches a difficult subject. {1:P} is obviously nervous and after a bit of rambling finally asks {0:p}, "Have {0:p} been unfaithful?"_
couples.infidelity.opt.confess {0:P} confess. Hope to get points for honesty.
couples.infidelity.opt.deny {0:P} deny it.
couples.infidelity.opt.nottrue {0:P} deny it.
couples.infidelity.opt.dodge {0:P} play dumb and dodge the question.
couples.infidelity.letgo.body {1:N} is satisfied with your answer and lets it go. You appear to be on the clear, for now.
couples.infidelity.dodge.body {1:N} doesn't fall for it and demands and answer. "{0:P} know damn well who {0:P}'m talking about. {0:P} heard %1".
couples.infidelity.dodge.opt.confess Ok, {0:P} confess.
couples.infidelity.dodge.opt.deny {0:P} deny it.
couples.infidelity.forgive.body {1:N} was glad {0:p} admitted to it and now {1:p} thinks {0:p} can work thru it. It appears that {1:p} has forgiven {0:p} but not forgotten about it.
couples.infidelity.grudge.body {1:N} is still upset with {0:p} and {0:p} coming clean didn't fix the situation. It will take some effort to restore this relationship.
couples.infidelity.believe.body {1:N} tells {0:p} {1:p} believes {0:p}. And that {1:p} always did but had to be sure. {1:P} is now apologizing for doubting {0:p}.
couples.infidelity.dontbel.body {1:N} is not buying and it's accusing {0:p} of lying.
{1:N} tells {0:p} {1:p} believes {0:p}. And that {1:p} always did but had to be sure. {1:P} is now apologizing for doubting {0:p}.
hint.couples.infidelity If you are accused of infidelity, you have some options. If you confess, they will be upset with you but they may forgive you, lessening the impact of the cheater opinion, but they won't break up with you at this time. But they may want to punish you for it. If you deny it, and they believe you, all will be fine, for now. But if they don't, not only will you get the cheater modifer, you will also get a liar one and they may break up with you. Dodging the question can work with low willpower and honorable people. But if it doesn't, you may be forced to give an answer and will make them less likely to believe you if you lie.
couples.infidelity.accuser.body {0:P} asked {1:IN} if {1:p} had been unfaithful to {0:p}.
couples.infidelity.accuser.dodge.body But {1:p} attempted to dodge the question and didn't give {0:p} a clear answer.
couples.infidelity.accuser.dodge.opt.force Ask again, and again until {1:p} gives an answer.
couples.infidelity.accuser.dodge.opt.letgo Not worth it, just let it go.
couples.infidelity.accuser.confess.body Then {1:p} started to attempt to deny it but then it became clear {1:p} couldn't do it. Finally, with tears in {0:sp} eyes, {1:p} admitted to it.
couples.infidelity.accuser.confess.opt.forgive {0:P} forgive {1:op}.
couples.infidelity.accuser.confess.opt.grudge {0:P} get upset with {1:op} and say {0:P} need time to think what to do next.
couples.infidelity.accuser.confess.opt.punish {0:P} will forgive {1:op} if {1:p} agrees to be punished.
couples.infidelity.punish.change.b {1:N} took {0:sp} punishment and finally cried out asking {0:p} to stop and says that {1:p} learned {1:sp} lesson.
couples.infidelity.punish.cheating.b {1:P} says that {1:p} likes cheating less now.
couples.infidelity.punish.marriage.b {1:P} says that {1:p} likes masrriage more now.
couples.infidelity.punish.casual_sex.b {1:P} says that {1:p} likes casual sex less now.
couples.infidelity.punish.honor.b {1:P} says that {1:p} will be more honorable now.
couples.infidelity.punish.loyal.b {1:P} says that {1:p} will be more loyal now.
couples.infidelity.accuser.believe.body But {1:p} denied {1:p} did such a thing. {1:P} was visibly upset that {0:p} would levy such an accusation against {0:op}.
couples.infidelity.accuser.believe.opt.bel Ok, {0:P} must have been misinformed and {0:P} believe {1:op}
couples.infidelity.accuser.believe.opt.lie {1:P} is lying.
couples.infidelity.punish.body {1:N} is still upset with {0:p} and {0:p} coming clean didn't fix the situation. However, {1:p} is willing to forgive {0:p} if {0:p} submit to being punished.
couples.infidelity.punish.opt.ok {0:P} accept the punishment.
couples.infidelity.punish.opt.no {0:P} will not be punished by {1:N}!
couples.infidelity.punish.a.start.body {1:N} has accepted the punishment, reluctantly. {0:P} then ask {1:op} to undress and bend over.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.start.body {0:P} accepted the punishment, reluctantly. {1:N} then asked {0:op} to undress and bend over.
couples.infidelity.punish.a.undress.body {1:N} did as {0:p} asked and undressed and bent over and is awaiting {0:sp} punishment.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.undress.body {0:P} did as {1:N} asked and undressed and bent over and are awaiting {1:sp} punishment.
couples.infidelity.punish.how.body How do {0:p} want to punish {1:N}? The less {1:p} likes it, the more effective it will be. But the more {0:p} do it, the higher the chances {1:p} may put an end to it.
couples.infidelity.punish.how.opt.slap {0:P} slap {1:sp} ass with {0:sp} bare hand.
couples.infidelity.punish.how.opt.whip {0:P} whip {1:sp} ass with {0:sp} belt.
couples.infidelity.punish.how.opt.finger {0:P} finger {1:sp} ass.
couples.infidelity.punish.how.opt.ass {0:P} fuck {1:sp} in the ass.
couples.infidelity.punish.how.opt.dildo {0:P} shove a dildo in {1:sp} ass.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.body {1:N}
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.undress.body proceeded to undress first, then
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result2.body said "Here it goes" as a warning to {0:p} and {0:p} clenched {0:sp} teeth in anticipation.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.slap.body Then it came, {1:p} slapped {0:sp} ass violently with {1:sp} bare hands.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.whip.body Then it came, {1:p} whipped {0:sp} ass with {1:sp} belt. At least it wasn't with the buckle end.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.finger.body Then it came, {1:p} drove {1:sp} finger deep into {0:sp} ass as if {1:p} lost something in there.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.ass.body Then it came, {1:p} shoved {1:sp} hardend dick straight into {0:sp} ass, pushing it as deep as possible.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.dildo.body Then it came, {1:p} shoved a dildo with all {1:sp} strenght, deep into {0:sp} ass.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.opt.giveup _"Ok, {0:P} give up! {0:P} will change."_
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.opt.takeit _"Is that all {1:p} got?"_
couples.infidelity.punish.t.result.opt.enough _"Enough! "_
couples.infidelity.punish.a.enough.body Unfortunately, {1:N} got tired of this before {0:p} were able to get {1:op} to change an opinion.
couples.infidelity.punish.a.takeit.body {1:N} took {0:sp} punishment like a pro and barely gave up an indication that it hurt. If anything, {0:p} felt a hint of defiance in {1:sp} silence.
couples.infidelity.punish.a.takeit.opt.again Let's do it again then!
couples.infidelity.punish.a.takeit.opt.end That's enough.
couples.infidelity.punish.a.takeit.opt.tired {0:P}'m too tired to keep going.
couples.infidelity.punish.t.end.body {1:N} decided to put an end to the punishment, before {0:p} gave in.

hint.couples.infidelity.dodge If they are trying to dodge the question, chances are they are guilty, but don't want to admit it. If you push them on it, chances are this is going to end poorly. If you want to salvage your relationship you may want to other means to get them to change. Or you can push them on it and see what happens.
hint.couples.infidelity.confess If they confessed you can forgive them which will improve your relationship. Or you can just step away and figure out how to handle this at a later time. Note that you won't be able to confront them for this offense again though. Or you can request that they submit to being punished. This may result in them changing their personality in a way that makes them less likely to cheat in the future or it may backfire and they will resent you for it.
hint.couples.infidelity.accuser.believe If you believe them, the relationship is somewhat restored although the rumor will continue to exist. But you won't be able to confront them over it again. If you don't believe them you can choose to break up.
couples.infidelity.breakup.body You confronted {1:IN} over unfaithfulness rumors which {1:p} then denied. But {0:p} are pretty sure {1:p} did it and now is lying about it. So, do you want to break up with {0:op}?
hint.couples.infidelity.punish If you accept the punishment, you will have one opinion changed as a result of the punishment. If you refuse, they may find you to be a lost cause and may end the relationship.

couples.infidelity.other.b {0:P} are concerned about {0:sp} relationship with {1:IN}.
couples.infidelity.other.confront.b {0:P} have heard rumors about {1:sp} cheating on {0:p} and {0:p} can confront {1:op}. Or
couples.infidelity.other.noconf.b If
couples.infidelity.other.end.b it could be bad enough that {0:p} can put an end to it.
couples.infidelity.other.opt.end It's time to break up.
couples.infidelity.other.opt.conf {0:P} confront {1:N} about {1:sp} infidelity.
couples.infidelity.other.opt.no {0:P}'m not sure what to do. Need to think more about it.
hint.couples.infidelity.breakup If you breakup with someone, you will cease to be romantically involved. The effect is immediate and there's no opportunity for you to change your mind. You may be able to eventually get back together, but breaking up with someone carries a major opinion penalty that will take a while to wear off. If you have heard rumors of their unfaithfulness, you can ask them about it, which may also lead to breaking up with them.


couples.jealous.title A Worker Quitting
couples.jealous.body {0:P} got a message from {3:IN} telling {0:p} that {3:p} is quitting {3:sp} job at {0:sp} club. Apparently for the sake of {3:sp} relationship with {4:IN}, {3:p} has no option but to quit, effective immediately.

couples.angry_partner.t What Did You Do Now?
couples.angry_partner.b {0:P} received a text message from {3:IN} in which {3:p} appeared very upset about something and apparently it's {0:sp} fault.
couples.angry_partner.opt.ign {0:P} ignore it, {3:p}'ll get over it.
couples.angry_partner.opt.ask {0:P} ask what did {0:P} do now?
couples.angry_partner.opt.apol {0:P} just apologize for whatever {3:p} thinks {0:P} did.
couples.angry_partner.opt.expl {0:P} explain how it is not {0:sp} fault.
couples.angry_partner.ask.ok.b {0:P} calmly asked {3:N} what's the problem and {3:p} replied explained why {1:p} feels that way and how it is {0:sp} fault. It didn't make much sense to {0:p}.
couples.angry_partner.ask.worse.b {0:P} attempted to ask {3:N} what {3:p} was talking about but that just made it worse. It set {3:op} off and now {3:p} is even more upset than before.
couples.angry_partner.ign.b {0:P} didn't answer {3:sN} message and {3:p} followed up with another one, even more upset. Which {0:p} ignored as well. And then {0:p} let the phone call after that go straight into voice mail. That really annoyed {3:op}. And now {3:p} is probably not speaking to {0:p}.
couples.angry_partner.apol.b Even though {0:p} were not sure what {0:p} did wrong, {0:p} still apologized for it. That appears to have appeased {3:op} a bit, for now.
couples.angry_partner.expl.b {0:P} were convinced {0:p} were right and were not willing to take the fall for this, so {0:p} attempted to explain how none of this was {0:sp} fault or responsibility.
couples.angry_partner.expl.ok.b {3:P} listened and appears to have seen {0:sp} point of view. It seems this crisis has passed without further incident.
couples.angry_partner.expl.no.b {3:P} listened but was not convinced and thinks that {3:p} are just giving weak excuses. This has made things worse.
hint.couples.angry_partner Your significant other is upset at you over something but you are not sure what. Proceed with caution. The more reasonable the partner is, the more likely you are to succeed when trying to talk thru it and maybe learn what the issue is and explain it away. Otherwise, just apologizing even if you don't know for what may be the best course of action.