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The kind of trouble no red blooded man would complain about, since Iudi, Ianthe, and Iofe (left to right) share literally everything with each other. They won't give you even a moment to catch your breath unless you force them to, so when you start to tire out, don't try to push onward out of fear like a love-starved simp; be a man, assert yourself, and insist on a break. Remember, it's like any other form of physical exercise. You've got to stretch, hydrate, and get sufficient rest in between sessions.

...I'm talking about dancing at the ball, of course.

Why? What did you think I was talking about?

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I ran across a picture of the Roberts Sisters from the game King's Choice and decided that if twins were good, triplets were better. The dress-pull could use some work (I couldn't find the right simulation settings to apply to these old converted Genesis 2 gowns that wouldn't result in a dForce explosion so I had to resort to using Mesh Grabber, which stretches out the textures and is generally less precise than simulation,) but I think the rest of it turned out pretty nicely. I might put up another cut of the image with a different (less golden) background and lighting scheme as well.

Daz3D IRay->Affinity.

Description
The kind of trouble no red blooded man would complain about, since Iudi, Ianthe, and Iofe (left to right) share literally everything with each other. They won't give you even a moment to catch your breath unless you force them to, so when you start to tire out, don't try to push onward out of fear like a love-starved simp; be a man, assert yourself, and insist on a break. Remember, it's like any other form of physical exercise. You've got to stretch, hydrate, and get sufficient rest in between sessions.

...I'm talking about dancing at the ball, of course.

Why? What did you think I was talking about?

***

I ran across a picture of the Roberts Sisters from the game King's Choice and decided that if twins were good, triplets were better. The dress-pull could use some work (I couldn't find the right simulation settings to apply to these old converted Genesis 2 gowns that wouldn't result in a dForce explosion so I had to resort to using Mesh Grabber, which stretches out the textures and is generally less precise than simulation,) but I think the rest of it turned out pretty nicely. I might put up another cut of the image with a different (less golden) background and lighting scheme as well.

Daz3D IRay->Affinity.