Clothing has always been intertwined with human civilization. From the dawn of time, humans learned to use animal skins to cover sensitive parts of their bodies. Gradually, they discovered how to use leaves and small branches to cover themselves. As more torches of civilization lit up, they learned to weave, sew, dye, and master intricate techniques. From merely covering the body, clothing evolved into a tool representing the owner's class and role in society. Moving into subsequent eras, like the Renaissance, creativity and innovation flourished. Materials and styles underwent significant transformations. Clothing became meticulous, detailed, and high-quality. Finally, in the modern era, where we currently live, clothing has transcended all old barriers. It has become free-spirited, practical, diverse, and imbued with modern elegance.
Clothing is culture. The East favors modesty, while the West embraces boldness and freedom. That was true in the past, when clothing was absolutely constrained by rigid doctrines. In our time, those barriers have been dismantled. Unless you're in public areas or strict countries, you can dress comfortably. Whether it's loungewear, office attire, or even the pajamas you wear every night—feel free. But I must also remind you that in public, you should be presentable. You don't need to be as modest as the elders of the last century. At the very least, don't go naked or wear only underwear in public. Such actions harm both yourself and others, and they are illegal. Imagine how easily lustful individuals might be provoked when you openly display your body like that. You'd be causing others to commit crimes and becoming a victim yourself.
Anyway, you probably don't care much about those things, do you? I know. Today, I just want to share a little about my love for fashion. Now, onto the main topic. Last week, I bought an R-18+ game. It captivated me from the very first trailer. The costumes were incredibly diverse, beautiful, cute, cool, and seductive. All sorts of outfits from various cultures. All of them… I wanted all of them! So, I bought it: "Don't Remove the Last Piece of Cloth." After a week of grinding, I unlocked all of the game's endings. Most of them were bad endings. There was only one true ending and one happy ending. I spent quite a bit of money on the game to unlock all the costumes. Yes, the costumes. When you buy the game, developers still lock some things to drain your wallet. How can you stop when the game is at its climax? So, I topped up. I don't regret it at all! The game is excellent, from the storyline to the costumes, sound, and voice acting. Ah… I'm so happy! Tears streamed down my face when I saw the protagonist safe with their important friends. The world also changed for the better. Yes! Very good!
Oh, mail from the publisher! Let's see:
"Congratulations, player Ban Mai, you have completed 50% of the work. The hidden gameplay will now unlock. Would you like to participate?"
YES! ABSOLUTELY!
That's how I fell into this damn world.