[ SECRET POST #6919 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6919 ⌋

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


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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

It's annoying if it's the other way, too. Like they get into some ship or onto some path that's clearly bad or dangerous for them unless you intervene, so romancing someone else is leaving them to their fate

[feotakahari]

Any of those visual novels where everyone you romance has some serious issue you're supposed to help them through. Harem ending is the only solution.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. Not that I wanted to romance anyone else in Dragon Age 2, but not romancing Fenris lets him end up with Isabella (at least in some type of situationship) who basically made jokes/mocks him for having been a (sex) slave and it was played for laughs despite this being his main driving force trauma and not at all funny. It disgusted me quite a lot to find out this of all options was a sideship if you didn't romance either of them. Like just imagine a male character joking about/mocking a female character for past sexual abuse and then they end up together. Skeeves me the fuck out.

a different take

[(Anonymous)]

we would ALL end up with someone else if we didn't romance/were romanced by our current significant other. You're not a homewrecker, your story just took a different path no better or worse than if you hadn't interfered.

Though I will say, I am a hardcore Dorian/Bull fan and the one playthrough I romanced Bull I definitely went in with the rp mindset of it being a fun fling but then we break it off and remain friends and he goes on to romance Dorian.

On the flipside after my first playthrough romancing Josephine and finding out if left to her own devices she falls for Blackwell I figure I saved her from a horrible fate.

Re: a different take

[(Anonymous)]

I like this take!

Re: a different take

[(Anonymous)]

My same thought. How are you homewrecking if you romance someone who is available?

[(Anonymous)]

NGL, this secret is hilarious.

Transcript

[(Anonymous)]

I hate it when you romance a character but later find out they would have ended up with someone else if it weren't for your interference. Behold! I am Homewrecker, Destroyer of Souldbons & Red Threads of Love! goddammit...

[(Anonymous)]

Not me doing the exact opposite in my fav harvest moon and dating Ann/Ran (her name changed in the new translation) so that Cliff would be Forever Alone lol lol lol.

[(Anonymous)]

This is exactly how I feel dating Amira or Kim in Wylde Flowers. Considering they end up together in Year 2 if you don't get with either of them, getting the marriage achievements means new game.