I'm glad we can agree that the other's opinion is valid.
I don't think it's an opinion when it comes to Cullen having actually said he'd forsaken romantic feelings since he last saw the Warden:
"There was some...youthful infatuation on my part. A feeling I had forsaken until recently." (word for word) Forsaken meaning "abandoned", or "deserted", indicating he has not had such feelings until meeting the Inquisitor.
But yes, I agree that you are free to imagine what may have happened during Kirkwall and that he had a romantic relationship if you want. I also agree that it's possible to headcanon that he isn't a virgin by the beginning of Inquisition, but judging by his dialogue I'd say that if he had any encounters it would have not been under romantic circumstances, according to him. My personal interpretation would be that he didn't enter any purely physical relationship, but that's what my opinion would be. ![]()
In my head canon I can see him (between Ferelden and Kirkwall) being the angry young man whose lost himself. A kind of self-destruct that is somewhat mitigated by being at Kirkwall and with Meredith. I think for some time nothing about himself meant anything to him. I think that for him, he doesn't truly find the original Cullen until there is someone that feels something warm for him alone. Virgin or not - don't care. You love the man, not his sex activity status (for want of a better way of putting it). Same was with Alistair in Origins.
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I totally agree! It really doesn't matter whether he's a virgin or not, he's such a sweetheart either way. I think that if he did have a romantic encounter it would probably be in the window of time between when he joined the Templars and when he was assigned to Kinloch. So yeah, unless that happened I don't think he really fell in love since he left Ferelden. And my opinion is that he doesn't seem the type to just enter a physical relationship without some sort of romantic emotion involved. But to each their own~





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