[ SECRET POST #3180 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3180 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Mods in Dragon Age fandom

[(Anonymous)]

Because if he saw his son trying to woo a dude, he'd probably have a hernia. And Dorian trying to tell him he also likes women may not fly because, omg, he also dudes and that is not acceptable.

Nooooot that hard a thing to think of.

Re: Mods in Dragon Age fandom

[(Anonymous)]

The problem wasn't just that he was attracted to men, but that he refused to pretend to be attracted to women. His father wouldn't have cared enough to brainwash him if Dorian had agreed to marry a woman and produce an heir, while still "wooing dudes" on the side.

It's wildly inappropriate to claim that the conflict works just as well if Dorian is bi. He isn't and it doesn't. So much of his storyline makes no sense at all if it's reduced to a simple case of him wanting to escape an arranged marriage, and it seems insensitive besides, because the person who wrote him is a gay man whose experiences heavily influenced Dorian's. And it's especially inappropriate considering that you've never actually played the game.