[ SECRET POST #2909 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2909 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hahaha, I feel like we followed the same trajectory, then. I ended up going for Cullen in the end, too, despite my initial "oh, it's THIS character type" skepticism. It was surprisingly very sweet, and satisfying enough that my SO teased me for getting so invested.

I think maybe Josephine is less of an issue because most who wanted the f/f romance glommed onto Sera immediately, and Sera turned out to be a pretty controversial character (though I agree that they established her orientation very well). Plus it's difficult to complain about the "feel" of Josie's responses when I can't fully quantify them as more than "cut-and-pasted from what was probably originally a m/f romance." I couldn't possibly give the whys or hows, just a vague sense of it, lol.

[miarrow]

I looked up her romance on youtube. Even the way they do her lean on your chest thing and your responses TO HER is very c&p typical male/female romance. I don't think the aspects of it necessarily lean in that direction, but it sort of strayed into a butch/femme dynamic that I wasn't really into with my flouncy little elf. I mean if that's what you're into, it's fine, but it felt very tacked on, like we need to write a bi-female, pick one and don't change dialogue!