While I agree with the OP to a point, I don't think there is no place for the sexuality as presented in the DA universe. I think for the most part it's been handled well. I do wish that instead of Dorian's father coming after him because Dorian simply refused to marry and Dorian's father tried blood magic to "modify" his orientation ... I think it would have fit the universe much more if it had been Dorian's wife coming for him.
Think about it. We have been told (and shown if you run the Hinterlands) that marriage is still an arrangement for continuing the line and begetting children. How much more appropriate would it have been if Dorian's wife couldn't handle the reality of who he was and was the one who tried to "modify" him via blood magic rather then letting him be himself and learning to be content with what she could get from him? It would have fit the universe we got much better in terms of how the game lore is presented. And Dorian shows that he is capable of forming a deep friendship with the Inquisitor ... if that had been his intended, would he have been able to satisfy the marriage requirement of "heir and spare" if both agreed to take the role of friends and find love where they could after that?
Wouldn't that have been a better fit to the lore with mostly the same themes?
Heck, you want feels? Maybe Dorian and his wife were friends and she committed the cardinal sin of falling for him and then trying to change him ... it would have shown how destructive it can be to pretend to be what you're not for the sake of appearances and tradition.
But instead, BioWare went with the easy route to make it directly applicable to our world instead of the one they built.





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