"Yes, when a power says it replaces another power it means it counts as it for the purposes of prerequisites."

Oh good. Feather deliberates for a bit on the sex powers she has to choose one from. Laugh Together sounds like it's maybe for more anxious people? But some of her partners might be anxious? 

In the end she decides to take it over Here For a Good Time. (The other option, Two Become One and Bop It, sounds like a great way to become over-fixated on having sex. Not that she judges people for doing that! But she has a Mission.)

The next batch of sex powers is a little more worrying.

The Princess And The Dragon. She appreciates the good intentions, but she's a druid. (Also, have you heard the good news about dragons becoming human-shaped?) She'd rather not cause any... unnatural happenings... in the course of loving someone of another species.

GGG, Before Your Eyes, Reaching Out. Bleh, sex mind control.

Opening Up. What??? Also, no way. She will find a true love (probably) and she will want to do nice things for them and help them become who they want to be and she will not make it so nothing they do can have real consequences.

Fated Lovers, Fated Friends. She will - definitely have a true love eventually? And keep meeting people who'd be good friends? This sounds like a good thing except that it also sounds like endless matchmaking. What if she doesn't want to meet any prospective true loves for the next year. What if she's tired of meeting people who are wonderful and attractive and interested in her and also she is busy fighting a dire weed infestation.

"Squirrel? Can Fated Lovers and Friends be - turned off for a while, or dialed down or something? I don't want it to feel - pushy." It sounds a bit silly but it's a power meant for her to be happy, so she's allowed to be silly if she wants to.

"Fated Lovers already turns itself off if you're satisfied with your current partners and Fated Friends tends to be subtle. I could still make versions of them that are more controllable though."