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Terrae3
>> #446926
Posted on 2021-11-24 11:50:57
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Inspired by Audrey's bio in Huniecam Studio, which I found horrifying, so I...made it worse, I guess?
jruler93
>> #447129
Posted on 2021-11-26 11:59:07
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Terrae3 said:
Inspired by Audrey's bio in Huniecam Studio, which I found horrifying, so I...made it worse, I guess?
And what's worse (at least for those who chose to be male in HuniePop 1) is that the first game's protagonist could potentially be the cheating bastard who hurt her (since you can date eleven different girls concurrently, including her friends (Nikki and Tiffany), her enemy (Kyanna), the woman she looks up to (Jessie); plus an alien (Celeste), a catgirl (Momo) and a fairy (Kyu). Also, only the protag can see Kyu, so as far as Audrey is concerned, she may as well be the protag's imaginary girlfriend, which would be really fucked up from an outsider's perspective).
april
>> #449926
Posted on 2021-12-18 19:25:57
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Despite her 'megabitch' persona, Audrey was deeply hurt when she found out the person she was with was sleeping with like ten other women. Not being someone with healthy coping mechanisms, her drug habit rapidly spiraled down into terrible drug abuse. So when her dealer offered something new - promising it would make her forget her worries and fill her with simple happy thoughts - she took it without question.

It met the promise, and then some. Over the following weeks, she forgot about the person who had hurt her, and then all her other worries. By the time she started forgetting most everything else, she barely noticed. Audrey lost not just her anxieties, fears, and insecurities, but also lost her shame, inhibitions, and emotional walls as well. So when she started running low on funds, she recklessly and gleefully took up a very particular sort of work, complete with cosmetic surgery and new fashion choices serving as a work 'uniform'.

This is the new Audrey; she doesn't even need the drugs anymore. At least she's enjoying life a lot more than she used to, including a real passion for her current career.
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