A Lady Hawke/femShep romance would be ... interesting. I can see the fanfics now.
Modifié par JamieCOTC, 13 septembre 2010 - 10:49 .
Modifié par JamieCOTC, 13 septembre 2010 - 10:49 .
^^This^^Zjarcal wrote...
This may be the first time I've heard anyone say this. Although I do get what you mean!Russalka wrote...
I find it annoying that this thread gets less trolls.
Modifié par Thandal NLyman, 14 septembre 2010 - 01:55 .

Guest_FaintlyAlarmed_*
Hilarious way of expressing your theory!Thandal NLyman wrote...
'Tho I have a theory as to why 'tis the case here:
[Morrigan VO]
It starts with the premise that the vast majority of trolls sighted in the Netian Wilds... are male. While there may be, perhaps, an equal number of female trolls, these are quite rare in areas where humans and trolls come into close contact with each other. So, granting that the trolls most likely to appear here are men, we move to the second element of my theory.
Male trolls do not seem to feel threatened by the idea of two women finding each other attractive. Some even appear to welcome the notion. Two men doing so, however... are perceived as highly threatening, and "Must Be Stopped!" Or at the very least, threatened in return. This results in any m/m thread being constantly infested with trolls trying to insult others for "Being what they be", or to convice others that "What is... should not be!"
Since either effort is a fool's errand, we therefore know in exactly what category these trolls belong!
[End Morrigan VO]
Modifié par Zjarcal, 14 septembre 2010 - 03:22 .
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 14 septembre 2010 - 03:32 .
The Big Nothing wrote...
Girl-on-girl is disgusting. Guy-on-guy, on the other hand...
The two guys should be big, hairless qunari with tiny stub horns like young Bambi has, wrestling around in the blood of their enemies. Each qunari male is trying to give the other a "raspberry" on the naval. Ohhh, sexy.
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 14 septembre 2010 - 03:32 .
The Big Nothing wrote...
The Big Nothing wrote...
Girl-on-girl is disgusting. Guy-on-guy, on the other hand...
The two guys should be big, hairless qunari with tiny stub horns like young Bambi has, wrestling around in the blood of their enemies. Each qunari male is trying to give the other a "raspberry" on the naval. Ohhh, sexy.
And then, at the edge of the blood-wrestling pool appears a dwarf, who at first glance seems straight, until he strips off his deer-hide unitard and hops in with them. Both gay qunari jump up and hold him down while simultaneously giving him a "raspberry" on his belly.
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 14 septembre 2010 - 03:43 .
Not too cliche. I like it. But except for not actually making her romancable, (by either gender) BioWare already did this with Velanna in DA:A. She's a Dalish Mage who exhibits almost all the characteristics and qualities that you cite, especially the slightly off-kilter aspect!FaintlyAlarmed wrote...
For an f/f romance option, I kind of want someone a little... fey, maybe?(not sure if that's the right word). Like a faerie from an old folk-tale, or something. A Dalish mage that perhaps spent a little too much time shapeshifting, with a kind of unpredictable and little bit feral personality. Prone towards playing tricks that may shy a little too close to cruelty. It would be cool if her relationship with the PC (romantic or not), helps her to connect and empathize with people. A scene where she apologizes to another companion that she'd played a nasty trick on earlier in the game and had previously felt little (to no) remorse for would be heartwarming - a way of showing how her relationship with the PC was helping her grow as a person.
...Too cliche?
Thandal NLyman wrote...
^^This^^Zjarcal wrote...
This may be the first time I've heard anyone say this. Although I do get what you mean!Russalka wrote...
I find it annoying that this thread gets less trolls.
'Tho I have a theory as to why 'tis the case here:
[Morrigan VO]
It starts with the premise that the vast majority of trolls sighted in the Netian Wilds... are male. While there may be, perhaps, an equal number of female trolls, these are quite rare in areas where humans and trolls come into close contact with each other. So, granting that the trolls most likely to appear here are men, we move to the second element of my theory.
Male trolls do not seem to feel threatened by the idea of two women finding each other attractive. Some even appear to welcome the notion. Two men doing so, however... are perceived as highly threatening, and "Must Be Stopped!" Or at the very least, threatened in return. This results in any m/m thread being constantly infested with trolls trying to insult others for "Being what they be", or to convice others that "What is... should not be!"
Since either effort is a fool's errand, we therefore know in exactly what category these trolls belong!
[End Morrigan VO]
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 14 septembre 2010 - 03:57 .
The Big Nothing wrote...
Okay, serious question for the guys up in hurr. If you had to get with three male celebrities, who would they be?
For me, it is Jude Law, George Clooney, and that kid who plays Peter in The Chronicles of Narnia.
Edit: And maybe that kid from Glee.
Viva la France wrote...
The Big Nothing wrote...
Okay, serious question for the guys up in hurr. If you had to get with three male celebrities, who would they be?
For me, it is Jude Law, George Clooney, and that kid who plays Peter in The Chronicles of Narnia.
Edit: And maybe that kid from Glee.
Megan Fox
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 14 septembre 2010 - 04:00 .
Shadow_broker wrote...
Discuss your Ideal F/F Romances here.
Personally I would like to see a Woman who hasn't had any previous history with women or anyone at all for that matter and FemHawke would have to persuade her into a relationship, Do not enjoy hearing Previous history of Sleeping around from Love intrest.
Any off topic,sexist,Or spam post will be reported to a Mod
Enjoy!
Guest_FaintlyAlarmed_*
Thandal NLyman wrote...
Not too cliche. I like it. But except for not actually making her romancable, (by either gender) BioWare already did this with Velanna in DA:A. She's a Dalish Mage who exhibits almost all the characteristics and qualities that you cite, especially the slightly off-kilter aspect!FaintlyAlarmed wrote...
For an f/f romance option, I kind of want someone a little... fey, maybe?(not sure if that's the right word). Like a faerie from an old folk-tale, or something. A Dalish mage that perhaps spent a little too much time shapeshifting, with a kind of unpredictable and little bit feral personality. Prone towards playing tricks that may shy a little too close to cruelty. It would be cool if her relationship with the PC (romantic or not), helps her to connect and empathize with people. A scene where she apologizes to another companion that she'd played a nasty trick on earlier in the game and had previously felt little (to no) remorse for would be heartwarming - a way of showing how her relationship with the PC was helping her grow as a person.
...Too cliche?
Oh, and her, "Feeling uncomfortable here....", "Not feeling any more comfortable..." routine if she's in the Party when you return to tell Kendrick that the attacks on the caravans will stop had me holding my sides!
So like a Puck? That could be fun!FaintlyAlarmed wrote...
Thandal NLyman wrote...
Not too cliche. I like it. But except for not actually making her romancable, (by either gender) BioWare already did this with Velanna in DA:A. She's a Dalish Mage who exhibits almost all the characteristics and qualities that you cite, especially the slightly off-kilter aspect!FaintlyAlarmed wrote...
For an f/f romance option, I kind of want someone a little... fey, maybe?(not sure if that's the right word). Like a faerie from an old folk-tale, or something. A Dalish mage that perhaps spent a little too much time shapeshifting, with a kind of unpredictable and little bit feral personality. Prone towards playing tricks that may shy a little too close to cruelty. It would be cool if her relationship with the PC (romantic or not), helps her to connect and empathize with people. A scene where she apologizes to another companion that she'd played a nasty trick on earlier in the game and had previously felt little (to no) remorse for would be heartwarming - a way of showing how her relationship with the PC was helping her grow as a person.
...Too cliche?
Oh, and her, "Feeling uncomfortable here....", "Not feeling any more comfortable..." routine if she's in the Party when you return to tell Kendrick that the attacks on the caravans will stop had me holding my sides!
While Velanna does exhibit some of the traits that I was thinking of (being off-kilter with people especially), she was a lot more serious and straightforward than what I was going for. I was thinking more of the trickster-type, who plays practical jokes and pranks at the expense of others. Maybe even someone who likes to use her tricks to jerk people around, and mess with their heads.
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 14 septembre 2010 - 05:52 .
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 14 septembre 2010 - 06:01 .
The Big Nothing wrote...
On a completely unrelated note, gay pride is something I do not agree with; I don't agree with black pride, white pride, or even cultural pride for the simple reason that pride should be reserved for things one has achieved. We're born the way we are - being proud of it is foolish, because we had no influence on it.
Brunette Pride!