Good point there, friend. Didn't mean to offend you in any way.
Maybe that's because I'm ignorant straight myself?
Anyways, I'm wrong in this part. By wanting others to be less selfish I became selfish myself.
Won't happen again.
You know, it happens, and you're being cool about it. I think all of us are a little selfish, regardless of orientation. <hug>
It's just frustrating in the LGBT community to read this time and time again. Many of us that have been here for awhile have heard this too many times, and I'm betting the frustration in Dave's post was a reflection of that.
What can really get to me and other folks is some of the double standards. If the LGBT community starts a thread about romance, most of the time we're only talking about the future. Okay, there is a few that have trouble letting the Cullen thing go, but I can say that it doesn't really reflect the LGBT fans on the BSN as a whole very well.
For the most part (can't speak for everyone,) we wouldn't want them to add any sort of romance arc just for us as a DLC or patch. The double standards come in when those threads are flooded with a lot of comments from men declaring their heterosexuality and telling us we should "stop asking for a dating sim" and that "straight men got shafted in this game" because they got "only" two romances. Which is the same as they've ever had.
I'm not applying this to all or even most straight men on the forums. For the most part, either they are supportive or just indifferent to romances, so long as folks are enjoying it.
Meanwhile, I know that both dave and I have seen similar requests for straight romances. Which hey, all good and I encourage anyone to offer new ideas. What is maddening is that we've seen those same folks that throw dating sim comments at us, then post in those threads asking for more straight relationships for men, without making the same comments. In short, for some, it's only a dating sim if the LGBT community offers suggestions. That's without getting into the tiresome stereotype that bi/pansexuals automatically are bigger cheaters than straight folks and that's why a bisexual woman to romance in DA:I isn't "good enough."
In the KISA thread alone I can't tell you how many times we had to explain that, unlike some of the other threads out there, we weren't asking for a romance DLC for this game. I also don't want to count how many people have told us we're asking for a bunch of sex dolls. The worst is getting those kinds of remarks from people that then start demanding that BioWare "owes straight guys more romance" and have asked them to patch (yes, patch) in a companion with a new romance. And they generally don't get those kinds of snide remarks.
I'm not trying to come down on you, just trying to give you a little perspective as to how some in the LGBT community are feeling when they read threads like this. I figure if you didn't mean any harm, I won't take any. Christmas is stressful enough. 