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        This is legit the most amazing picture i've ever seen, it leaves me to wonder... how? How did the creator make this?
        It is just perfect, thank you

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            What's the level of attachment a female can get with a human partner? Do they mate for life and grow emotionally dependant of their mates?
            Edit: Also, what's the level of interest lythomir girls have in humies?

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          • singularitylover said:
            What's the level of attachment a female can get with a human partner? Do they mate for life and grow emotionally dependant of their mates?
            Edit: Also, what's the level of interest lythomir girls have in humies?

            Lythomir society is matriarchal in its structure, meaning the girlie's are in charge. They are typically more dominant in the relationship and value strength and resilience in their mates whether it be physically or mentally. This doesn't just apply to humans, but within their own species as well.. Typically, females will stick with one partner so long as said partner adheres to the fact that the woman is the figurehead of the family. They are mostly monogamous, highly valuing loyalty.

            I'll be dumping a metric fuckton of lore snippets here and there. Stay tuned!

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          • redactedpaws said:
            They are mostly monogamous, highly valuing loyalty.

            That sounds like not really faithful if I'm honest. Like they put more of the weight of being faithful on their mates rather than sharing it in the relationship, in other words, if the previous statement wouldn't lend itself to understanding, that they do not form deep affective bonds with their mates.

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