> On Oct 5, 2023, David Dalton wrote
> (in article<
0001HW.2ACF8C6300...@news.eternal-september.org>):
>
> > a.s.c. (4) is still not complete.
> >
> > If Sarah is committed to a man who she was partially compatible
> > with before a.s.c. (6), if she adopts a child under 16 before
> > (A,F)-HDBE occur they will become optimally sexually compatible
> > when they do. Given that it may be too short notice to legally
> > complete an adoption, I think a promise of adoption from
> > her to the child would suffice. Perhaps it could be a
> > Sarah McLachlan School of Music student.
> >
> > The same might apply to Taylor Swift and others who do not
> > meet the five year and/or child under 16 criteria, though I
> > doubt that any are reading.
>
> Of course the guy could do the adoption. And the same
> would be true for incompatible relationships.
>
> But if the partially compatible relationship does not include an
> a.s.r., of course it was not broken up by a.s.c. (6), but still
> if the couple do not meet the criteria of 15 years and/or
> child (of both) under 16, they could jointly (both) adopt or promise
> to adopt to be set up to become optimally sexually compatible
> through R-HDBE. The same would be true for
> incompatible relationships.
I’m not sure if a.s.c. (3) indeed came on since I have not
since yet manifested improved creativity. But note that