R2s Muse wrote...
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Also what ever happened to Trident Guy? Fabulous Mustache Guy? I always thought he was the Dorian mentioned in the survey leak (assuming Dorian still exists)
If Dorian is a human male, then he could be/could've been Trident Guy. If that's true, though, I feel it seriously decreases his chances of being a LI. I know they said "not traditionally attractive," but I'm not sure if they'd go with downright ugly.
Same with Mustache Guy.
Yeah, given that I could sum up those two gentlemen by the descriptors, "Mullet Man" and "Mustache Guy," their romanceability does not seem compelling. LOL But, they could indeed end up being companions. I still don't know if they're the same guy, or if one or both of them is Dorian. The Dorian *description* sounds intriguing. The visual representations of Mullet Man and Mustache Guy, not so much. 
Now, Mustache Guy with his overdramatic jazz hands could end up being an interesting character. I just hear in my head someone with an Antivan accent saying, "Santa Maria!"
Beards and mustaches aren't personally my thing, but I didn't see flaily hands guy unattractive and far from 'all out ugly'.
I will admit that all this talk of who's 'completely ugly' and stuff is really uncomfortable for me and difficult for me not to read as all out offensive. I know we all have our personal preferences and the like, I myself have personal preferences for what I find asthetically pleasing, but to call someone, even if it's a character design, 'ugly' and unromancable is... um.... it has implications that whatever their personality might be isn't worth anything in that regard and that they're unworthy of love simply because they're not conventionally attractive.

Sorry if I've offended anyone! I've just found it really uncomfortable everytime the 'baldness is so ugly, he needs hair' and 'ugh, mustache guy is so ugly' comments have come up. And I really don't want to duck out of this thread whenever romance discussion come up just so I can avoid reading that kind of thing.
A-and I'm not trying to say you shouldn't get to say what you personally like! I just mean there's ways to word what you personally prefer without it coming across offensively?
S-sorry.
Modifié par Dirgegun, 23 janvier 2014 - 03:47 .