The writing in this has just gone above and beyond my expectations. Here we see the MC and Sadie successfully communicate relationship and sexual boundaries. "Don't just say "I love you" if you don't meant it." For example. So many couples go through the motions of saying these words like such an ordinary statement. Do you really love that person? Do you mean it? Or is it just mechanical? Sadie learns that badgering the MC is not a good way to do it. A mechanical "I love you" or "you look nice today" doesn't really mean anything if you're just going through the motions. It's about as useless to a person as are the insults of "extremist", "Nazi", "pedo" etc. These words have become so widely used to criticize people that they no longer have any merit. We don't need to make the words, "I love you" lose their merit as well.
Also, when it comes to certain sexual boundaries, I feel that this was handled quite well. Sadie adds, "...if that's something you're into" when she suggests anal. Some people may not be into certain things, so it's best to communicate that with your partner. Also, I totally should have become a therapist or at least someone in the mental health field.
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The writing in this has just gone above and beyond my expectations. Here we see the MC and Sadie successfully communicate relationship and sexual boundaries. "Don't just say "I love you" if you don't meant it." For example. So many couples go through the motions of saying these words like such an ordinary statement. Do you really love that person? Do you mean it? Or is it just mechanical? Sadie learns that badgering the MC is not a good way to do it. A mechanical "I love you" or "you look nice today" doesn't really mean anything if you're just going through the motions. It's about as useless to a person as are the insults of "extremist", "Nazi", "pedo" etc. These words have become so widely used to criticize people that they no longer have any merit. We don't need to make the words, "I love you" lose their merit as well.
Also, when it comes to certain sexual boundaries, I feel that this was handled quite well. Sadie adds, "...if that's something you're into" when she suggests anal. Some people may not be into certain things, so it's best to communicate that with your partner. Also, I totally should have become a therapist or at least someone in the mental health field.