Sweet & feminine. Deal with enough entitled ballbusters and landwhales in RL.
Do you prefer independent, mysterious or nice girly girls?
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#27
Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:31
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Submissive and sweet.
Vulnerable, yet capable.
Vulnerable, yet capable.
#28
Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:34
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Miranda. Dat ass and the cocky attitude but also very feminine qualities. Plus she's kinda a bad ass.
And she's smart and tells TIM to go eat a d!ck at the end of ME2. classic Miri.
In real life I like women submissive. Their easier to control and manipulate thus making your life simpler.
But I feel in love with a tough, dark, mysterious, independent, smart and sexy as hell woman.
So..... I have no idea, lol.
And she's smart and tells TIM to go eat a d!ck at the end of ME2. classic Miri.
In real life I like women submissive. Their easier to control and manipulate thus making your life simpler.
But I feel in love with a tough, dark, mysterious, independent, smart and sexy as hell woman.
So..... I have no idea, lol.
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#29
Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:37
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GT Zazzerka wrote...
You didn't happen to get her number?Oransel wrote...
I saw one weird girl with such hairstyle. Those were not usual dreadlocks, but something very similiar to Liara's tentacles
Sorry!
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Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:39
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I like the mysterious ones, but my favorite was Tali. Not because she worshiped Shepard, but because she is cute.
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Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:39
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crimzontearz wrote...
-hides the leather collar with the "Liara: property of Commander Shepard" tag under the bed"
I don't know what you are talking about OP
Yeah, that also has all reasons to exist, actually. I think Kelly Chambers is into it.
#32
Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:51
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Neria Rose wrote...
Oransel wrote...
Zaeed would be nice option for FemShep
I'd take it! And Canderous and Tanno Vik.
Alright
#33
Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:55
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-nervously looks at the pillow under which I hid the one that is tagged "Kelly: property of Liara"-Oransel wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
-hides the leather collar with the "Liara: property of Commander Shepard" tag under the bed"
I don't know what you are talking about OP
Yeah, that also has all reasons to exist, actually. I think Kelly Chambers is into it.
What makes you think that????
#34
Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:56
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TurianRebel212 wrote...
But I feel in love with a tough, dark, mysterious, independent, smart and sexy as hell woman.
There you go, 5 out of 6 is not bad.
#35
Posté 15 février 2013 - 01:59
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Depends on the woman, but I prefer mysterious good girls who are rough around the edges.
When role-playing, it completely depends on the other person and the character I'm playing.
When role-playing, it completely depends on the other person and the character I'm playing.
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Posté 15 février 2013 - 02:03
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crimzontearz wrote...
[-nervously looks at the pillow under which I hid the one that is tagged "Kelly: property of Liara"-
What makes you think that????
Don't know, it's just a feeling. I met the type.
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Posté 15 février 2013 - 02:07
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Legbiter wrote...
TurianRebel212 wrote...
But I feel in love with a tough, dark, mysterious, independent, smart and sexy as hell woman.
There you go, 5 out of 6 is not bad.
damn dat ho looks good to sadle up and ride.
Hold on...... I gotta get some tissues. Be back in 10 minutes. No make 5. Just a quickie.
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#39
Posté 15 février 2013 - 02:14
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Miranda
I fancy people were a openly independent and have something of an edge. Her cocky attitude was rather appealing, even if you occasionally want to ring her neck for the Cerberus boasting. From a character perspective, I liked how her vulnerability began to show but did not distract her from the objective. Very confident character with a lot of internal turmoil.
I fancy people were a openly independent and have something of an edge. Her cocky attitude was rather appealing, even if you occasionally want to ring her neck for the Cerberus boasting. From a character perspective, I liked how her vulnerability began to show but did not distract her from the objective. Very confident character with a lot of internal turmoil.
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Posté 15 février 2013 - 02:22
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Tough-Mysterious-Submissive. That's some list.
I can't talk about the others you listed as "submissive", but Tali reacts the way she does, because Shepard saved her life (at least once), defended her in front of the most important representatives of her people (and in my case, preserving her father's reputation) and played a significant part in giving her entire species their homeworld back, concluding an endeavor that began centuries ago. So yeah, how emotionally weak is she for falling for that ol' playboy.
The mask adds to her overall mystery, and she barely ever cares to talk about herself unless directly asked... whereas for example Miranda is all over you with her tragic past, whether you like it or not. She may not show it off as the tough girl, but she can when it's required - see the alley ambush, Freedom's Progress, the trial... Because it's merely an aspect of her personality, not it's definition.
I may be overreacting, but I just hate this stigmatization of women, who are not openly cold or aggressive, getting this subtle label of being "boring" or "weak".
I'm not even a "Talimancer", because it doesn't fit my Shep's character. She just represents a strong and likeable, thus attractive female for me as a person. Thanks, Mr. Weekes.
I can't talk about the others you listed as "submissive", but Tali reacts the way she does, because Shepard saved her life (at least once), defended her in front of the most important representatives of her people (and in my case, preserving her father's reputation) and played a significant part in giving her entire species their homeworld back, concluding an endeavor that began centuries ago. So yeah, how emotionally weak is she for falling for that ol' playboy.
The mask adds to her overall mystery, and she barely ever cares to talk about herself unless directly asked... whereas for example Miranda is all over you with her tragic past, whether you like it or not. She may not show it off as the tough girl, but she can when it's required - see the alley ambush, Freedom's Progress, the trial... Because it's merely an aspect of her personality, not it's definition.
I may be overreacting, but I just hate this stigmatization of women, who are not openly cold or aggressive, getting this subtle label of being "boring" or "weak".
I'm not even a "Talimancer", because it doesn't fit my Shep's character. She just represents a strong and likeable, thus attractive female for me as a person. Thanks, Mr. Weekes.
#41
Posté 15 février 2013 - 03:48
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I don't feel comfortable with using the word 'submissive', I don't want a submissive partner to bend to my every whim, but someone with a quieter and gentler personality (Tali/Liara). Only because abrasive people make me uncomfortable.
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#42
Posté 15 février 2013 - 04:18
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In a game like Mass Effect, I'm more inclined to go with a more exciting character. Jack is probably the most interesting and undoubtedly the most dangerous. After all, a game is ultimately about entertainment. If all the romances were as fleshed out as Liara's, I'd likely never talk to her. Unfortunately, she's the writers' pet and thus there's more to be had in some regards by romancing Liara over anyone else.
In real life, intelligence is the biggest issue for me. I'm well beyond average intelligence, and I get bored with people who can't keep up. Area of expertise doesn't matter int he least. My degree is in engineering and I've always had a fondness for weird things about physics. The girl I had the biggest crush on in high school was one of the most talented musicians in our 3600 student, 10th-12th grade high school. Just being able to think on a higher level is what matters.
In real life, intelligence is the biggest issue for me. I'm well beyond average intelligence, and I get bored with people who can't keep up. Area of expertise doesn't matter int he least. My degree is in engineering and I've always had a fondness for weird things about physics. The girl I had the biggest crush on in high school was one of the most talented musicians in our 3600 student, 10th-12th grade high school. Just being able to think on a higher level is what matters.
#43
Posté 15 février 2013 - 05:07
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In both men and women I prefer the mysterious. That's why I always fall for the rogue. :3
#44
Posté 15 février 2013 - 05:13
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I like Kelly, Tali and Liara (in ME1-2; she made a better friend in ME3).
I also liked Ashley in ME1. Haven't had her as an LI in ME3 yet. Can't get over her...makeover...ugh.
Miranda was my first LI in any game (you can tell where my real life preferences/situation are/is with this one). But after reading about the ME3 carry over, I don't think it will be very rewarding.
I also liked Ashley in ME1. Haven't had her as an LI in ME3 yet. Can't get over her...makeover...ugh.
Miranda was my first LI in any game (you can tell where my real life preferences/situation are/is with this one). But after reading about the ME3 carry over, I don't think it will be very rewarding.
#45
Posté 15 février 2013 - 05:15
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Legbiter wrote...
TurianRebel212 wrote...
But I feel in love with a tough, dark, mysterious, independent, smart and sexy as hell woman.
There you go, 5 out of 6 is not bad.
yeah. She's not tough.
#46
Posté 15 février 2013 - 05:29
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I wouldn't call Liara submissive, remember she waged a war by herself on the shadow broker.
Anyway Miranda is my favorite character and Morrigian is my favorite character in DA I don't know if there is any correlation there.
Anyway Miranda is my favorite character and Morrigian is my favorite character in DA I don't know if there is any correlation there.
#47
Posté 16 février 2013 - 12:53
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love life ≠ every day lifeDinoSteve wrote...
I wouldn't call Liara submissive, remember she waged a war by herself on the shadow broker.
Anyway Miranda is my favorite character and Morrigian is my favorite character in DA I don't know if there is any correlation there.
#48
Posté 16 février 2013 - 01:02
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The take-charge type. Ashley and Miranda are great examples.
But it varies from game to game. In Origins, I usually go with Leliana because I don't like Morrigan. Leliana wouldn't have been my first choice if there was another female option besides Morrigan. In DA2 I prefer Isabela, although I am a bit hesitant in fear of catching an STD... or several.
But it varies from game to game. In Origins, I usually go with Leliana because I don't like Morrigan. Leliana wouldn't have been my first choice if there was another female option besides Morrigan. In DA2 I prefer Isabela, although I am a bit hesitant in fear of catching an STD... or several.
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Posté 16 février 2013 - 01:06
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crimzontearz wrote...
-hides the leather collar with the "Liara: property of Commander Shepard" tag under the bed"
I don't know what you are talking about OP
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