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Wearing a bikini top but no shirt is peak fashion.

So, this Dhampir was raised in human society unaware that she was a Dhampir. Do you think she had a reputation for being a pervert? Do mamano who were raised in human society unaware of their mamano nature tend to be considered perverts by their peers?

I wonder if part of the reason that male soldiers keep losing to monsters is that they get pent up from constantly being around women who don't do their shirts up properly, fold up their midriffs, etc.

>>43030925
Why doesn't it make sense?

>https://www.patreon.com/MGE/posts
I asked the following question at the Q&A:
>When monstergirls are able to give birth to human boys, will monstergirls birth monstergirls more often than human boys for the benefit of monstergirls that seek to be part of harems or men who seek to have a harem?
However, I have more questions to ask and if someone reading this hasn't come up with a question, could they ask one of the following:
>The pre-monsterization humans wear very flattering clothes. I know that the out-of-universe reason is because the clothings take inspiration from the flattering and fancy clothes of JRPGs but is there an in-universe reason for it? Is human fashion being nudged towards the revealing to keep the eyes of men on humans?
>When young Dark Elves practice their bondage skills on their father, is incest avoided and it's really just practicing their rope work and learning sensitive spots?
>With orc harems, is it possible to dominate some members but getting dominated by others due to not being stronger than or weaker than every member of the harem?

>https://www.patreon.com/MGE/posts
I asked the following question at the Q&A:
>When monstergirls are able to give birth to human boys, will monstergirls birth monstergirls more often than human boys for the benefit of monstergirls that seek to be part of harems or men who seek to have a harem?
However, I have more questions to ask and if someone reading this hasn't come up with a question, could they ask one of the following:
>The pre-monsterization humans wear very flattering clothes. I know that the out-of-universe reason is because the clothings take inspiration from the flattering and fancy clothes of JRPGs but is there an in-universe reason for it? Is human fashion being nudged towards the revealing to keep the eyes of men on humans?
>When young Dark Elves practice their bondage skills on their father, is incest avoided and it's really just practicing their rope work and learning sensitive spots?
>With orc harems, is it possible to dominate some members but getting dominated by others due to not being stronger than or weaker than every member of the harem?

>>40454075
I know that's the out-of-universe reason. I'm wondering if there's an in-universe one.