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So, I was reading this masterpiece solely for the story and was going to skip the sex, when my mother simply invaded my bedroom and saw Sensei with her ass/vagina open to the screen. Now, she thinks I''m a pervert and that I was fapping. Worst thing: I'm gay and she knows that.

I have only just started Makabe-san's route. Let's put down some thoughts: Common Route Thoughts (Spoiler) Slight Makabe Route Spoilers I am a bit... afraid by what I'm hearing. Apparently this VN has some drama, such as breakups, which is totally not my thing. I am seriously hoping the cute, happy moments make up for it, then. (This write-up feels dry as all hell, but alas, I am both tired and there's not nearly as much to say as I tried to write.)

Done, and left many blanks when unsure as requested.

Shit, val. You use dank meme now?

There's no winner here, because "The Best Eroge Ever" isn't there.

This one works, I'm almost done with 2 routes already

Meh, please, even for a ClockUp VN it's not that fucked up. And as you said Starless is on a whole other level of fucked up, that entire VN is based of fucked upery.

Why does it feel more and more like "The most popular Visual Novel contest"?

It can't be helped!!!

Jesus Christ, I'm sorry. While reading Euphoria I remember thinking that I would rather chuck my laptop into a bathtub than have a parent find that game. I guess for future reference, if you can change your setup so that the screen is facing away from the door, I would highly recommend it. And I'm sure that even if you don't forget about this incident, I'm sure it'll stop bothering you eventually.

I personally believe that locks were invented for the very purpose of giving weebs privacy when playing eroge.

Twitter can actually be good for this. Engage official accounts and popular people in your fandoms. I became a prolific Twitter user only after I tried to meet up with other people who loved Zero Escape. Just follow people and you slowly build up a circle over time. It takes a long while though. I'm at like 320 followers after a couple years. But that's fine. Connect on Twitter with people you know from elsewhere so that you can interact with THEIR circle too. Same goes for other networks. What really, really, really helps is finding small communities related to your hobbies. Just search the name of an anime, or game, or book, etc. on Facebook and the like- most pieces of media have many little fandom groups attached to them (not just on Facebook- subreddits are one example), and those are usually pretty inclusive so you can find a place for yourself in there. For example\ I joined a fan group for a not very popular young adult novel series seven years ago, and a majority of us really stuck together- we're very tightly knit and I'd count them among my closest of friends= they are actually the only reason I still use Facebook with any regularity.