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In the title text Rob continues to write a sentence: "I wish I knew how to quit this so I wouldn't have to quit you." He acknowledges that he has a problem, since he cannot quit his desire to keep the fixed width. If he could have quit this desire, then he would not have had to quit Emily. But since he felt he had to keep the fixed width, he involuntarily wrote something that felt for Emily as if he quit her. And he was too late out with his apology for her to read it. | In the title text Rob continues to write a sentence: "I wish I knew how to quit this so I wouldn't have to quit you." He acknowledges that he has a problem, since he cannot quit his desire to keep the fixed width. If he could have quit this desire, then he would not have had to quit Emily. But since he felt he had to keep the fixed width, he involuntarily wrote something that felt for Emily as if he quit her. And he was too late out with his apology for her to read it. | ||
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+ | It is also possible for this to be a reference to the game Emily Is Away, where the protagonist, although initially friends with a girl called Emily, eventually drifts apart due to them being in different education institutions. The player would often try to get together with Emily, but Emily would accuse the player of exploiting her feelings. | ||
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+ | This comic is a parody of that, where the protagonist (in this case "Rob") is really exploiting Emily's feelings for sex. | ||
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