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Hii thanks for your comment! I totally get where you're coming from.

The Wolf Wears Red was originally written with a female protagonist in mind. I added options since I wanted more people to enjoy the game, but it still contains special dialogue for each gender (since the killer in the story prefers to target men). 

About the otome label: The tag was required when submitting to otome jam, but I get why that would seem like it's cluttering the search -- it has now been removed.

I played a lot of otome games growing up, so I completely understand your frustration!

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Thank you for being understanding of why women (especially lesbians) might want to protect their space. Wish more devs would follow your example instead of labelling their Yuri and BL otome. 

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I will always maintain my stance that people don't need to feel obligated to make things for everyone, but I appreciate the reasonable response, even if we disagree. Usually, I just get called a bigot, or whatever other rot.

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You want to push ppl out of a space bcs you think picking pronouns at the start makes writer change the whole story so it doesn't fit a female audience any more. Horseshoe Incel-Gamer behaviour fits you.  

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Why do you want to include men so bad?

? It lit does though, since the author then tries to shoehorn in something that was never there to begin with, and it shows through in the awkward writing. Also, Incel? Tell me you don't know what the words you use mean, without telling me you don't know what they mean. I'm a woman, and wanting to keep spaces that were originally for women FOR WOMEN means I hate women and objectify, or denigrate women? ...What? Horseshoe nothing, sweetie. Regurgitating words and terms you clearly don't understand just because you heard them somewhere and thought they sounded smart doesn't actually make you smart, you know.