Soooooo, anyone else stayed faithful like me or, you know..

[Wunray]

Make the wrong choice.

[BigBlueElephant]

At the end no matter what you do, outcome would be the same.

[Solaron]

Faithful till the end.

[Wunray]

Originally posted by BigBlueElephant:

At the end no matter what you do, outcome would be the same.

._. Really? well then.........flirting with other women is still cheating ( I guess).

[King of Consent]

yeah no, im an Aussie so i didnt like the fact i had an Aussie girlfriend. call me a bad person but Julia isnt worth it.

[Coopersville]

I was going to give Delilah the cold shoulder and stay faithful the first playthrough then explore any romantic options the second time, but apparently there's no point.

[BigBlueElephant]

Originally posted by mrtheo.fox:

Originally posted by BigBlueElephant:

At the end no matter what you do, outcome would be the same.

._. Really? well then.........flirting with other women is still cheating ( I guess).

For you its is for others is not. H and D just fell the "bond" connecting them.Nothing appart from talking never happend between them.

Originally posted by Coopersville:

I was going to give Delilah the cold shoulder and stay faithful the first playthrough then explore any romantic options the second time, but apparently there's no point.

And thats what make me angry. Why give so many dialogues choices, why bother to give you illusion of creating "story indside story" and give you only one outcome? Its without sense Tbh.

[Barkend]

His marriage is over, his wife lives on the other side of the world and doesn't even know who he is. Time to move on...

[contentwh0re]

i dont think it matters what choices you make, deliah will never be with you because you're a bad man either way.

[Tom]

I think I could be convinced that both options are the right one. In my head being faithful is the right option but dementia is quite harsh, I think I would wan't my wife to move on if that ever happend to me, being with someone that can't remember you is a terrifying thing.

[BigBlueElephant]

Originally posted by Pure Anger:

I think I could be convinced that both options are the right one. In my head being faithful is the right option but dementia is quite harsh, I think I would wan't my wife to move on if that ever happend to me, being with someone that can't remember you is a terrifying thing.

Its a huge responsibilty and ovecroming burden. Maybe 0,5% peoples on the earth can live with that without degrading themselves mentaly and/or falling into alcoholism,madness or just sadnes and apatia.

[Etagloc]

Originally posted by mrtheo.fox:

Make the wrong choice.

Well your wife has a terminal uncureable disease, that will only get worse as time goes by.

do you not move on with your life?.

If I had a wife and got alzhimers at the age of 35- I would hope she would move on, I could never again be a real husband to her.

[Wunray]

Originally posted by Etagloc:

Originally posted by mrtheo.fox:

Make the wrong choice.

Well your wife has a terminal uncureable disease, that will only get worse as time goes by.

do you not move on with your life?.

If I had a wife and got alzhimers at the age of 35- I would hope she would move on, I could never again be a real husband to her.

Maybe I am carzy but if I marry someone there would only be two things to seperate us, her leaving of her own free will or death. The way how I see it, if you make it all the way to the alter, that means something (In my eyes anyways) and you should hold on to that as best as you can.

[Milty]

I wanted Henry to be happy with someone again... tried to get Delilah to continue a relationship with Henry

[Barkend]

Originally posted by mrtheo.fox:

Originally posted by Etagloc:

Well your wife has a terminal uncureable disease, that will only get worse as time goes by.

do you not move on with your life?.

If I had a wife and got alzhimers at the age of 35- I would hope she would move on, I could never again be a real husband to her.

Maybe I am carzy but if I marry someone there would only be two things to seperate us, her leaving of her own free will or death. The way how I see it, if you make it all the way to the alter, that means something (In my eyes anyways) and you should hold on to that as best as you can.

Try to get into Julia's mind. She's living her life with her family and there's this guy she doesn't know coming to see her, talking about things that never happened and making everyone unhappy. Would that be good?

In her mind, Henry is just a stranger. There is no marriage anymore. It's hard for him, but pretty simple for her.

[Etagloc]

Originally posted by mrtheo.fox:

Originally posted by Etagloc:

Well your wife has a terminal uncureable disease, that will only get worse as time goes by.

do you not move on with your life?.

If I had a wife and got alzhimers at the age of 35- I would hope she would move on, I could never again be a real husband to her.

Maybe I am carzy but if I marry someone there would only be two things to seperate us, her leaving of her own free will or death. The way how I see it, if you make it all the way to the alter, that means something (In my eyes anyways) and you should hold on to that as best as you can.

It does sound very romantic, (it makes me wonder if you are very young. cause I myself have had these idealistic opinions 15+ years ago)

But I just can't see myself asking someone to stay with me just because we are married. If it is their choice, sure.
But I would not blame them for leaveing, if I could not be there for them.