Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Miss out
Both terms in one sentence
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Of course, he chooses to keep the memories of the former body so he does miss out.
Source: Twin Threesome Fantasy -
All There In The Manuscript: You'll miss out on a ton of the backstory if you don't read the manuscript pages you keep finding, including certain characters' names and what was happening when Alan Wake was preoccupied or unconscious.
Source: Video Game / Alan Wake - However, since the plot had to keep going in the same direction lest it sprawl out of control and seriously overwork everyone involved, and the viewers obviously didn't want to miss out on the sex no matter what, these choices had virtually no real effect.
Source: Morton's Fork
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