This was fricking hilarious! And you still ask why I absolutely want to make a sex scene part of my canon play-through? Because scenes like that are priceless. Still not riding the bull though...
ikr? Josephine's reactions were the best! 
Still, don't knock it till you've tried it. No one's forcing you to play as a guy Inquisitor (I frequently play as a female character and I'm a *straight guy myself).
EDIT: I understand your reasoning for preferring sex scenes in your canon, but just because it doesn't happen in-game doesn't mean it doesn't happen at all. I mean, Solas' romance has no sex scenes, but you could easily headcanon that they did it if you choose to romance him. It's not like Seb's chaste marriage in DA2, where we know for a fact that nothing happens between them. But whatever, different strokes for different folks.
I'm totally OK with her orientation. I'm upset I didn't know that, and that I can't crush mountains and dry oceans to prove my love for her... well, not mine, but the inquisitor's love. Btw, Sera DLC, if there ever was one, would make me become like "shut up and take my money".
Still, people have complained again and again about Sera, so creating this thread wasn't really a good idea. Granted, you might not have known that, but it doesn't seem to be a mitigating factor at all.
As for not knowing Sera's orientation.... tbh, I wouldn't have known Krem was trans if I hadn't picked the 'Why pretend to be a man?' line in the Chargers scene (I honestly thought that I was given the chance to jokingly bash on Krem like IB does), not to mention that if I hadn't known about Dorian's orientation before launch, I wouldn't have known he was gay until the scene with his father. With Sera, there are several comments she makes in Haven after recruiting her that show that she's interested in women rather than men, even without flirting with her. Not entirely sure about at Skyhold, though....
Sera is a pretty thing though. I mean, it wasn't so hard for Bioware to record several more dialogues and make her officially bisexual. They could also made Dorian bisexual. Just as they did Bull. That would satisfy all tastes and everyone wins.
Oh no........
Ok, this is a really bad thing for you to say right now. Player-sexuality is generally frowned upon here (player-sexuality = making all romanceable characters available to the PC regardless of gender or personality). Sera is les for a specific reason that has little to do with gamers, just like Dorian being gay, IB and Josephine being bi, and Cullen, Blackwall, Solas, and Cassandra being straight. A character's sexuality is just as much part of them as their background and personality. When the writers are creating their characters, they are thinking about what would be interesting for a character while making sense for their personality, not how they're going to make certain things exclusive to certain types of gamers.
Anyway, you could easily 'romance' Harding, though there's no sex scene and once you romance someone else, your relationship with her immediately ends.
(* I'm actually asexual, but I self-identify as being straight. Since I'm ace, I tend to rate LIs by the quality of their romances and their personalities rather than their looks and their sex scenes, which I believe is what people should do)
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). Besides, my canon playthrough was as a m!Aeducan and I felt that romancing anyone as a dwarf would be..... odd. My 4th playthrough was as a f!Brosca, so similar reasoning behind why that playthrough was a nomance too. My 5th playthrough (human-hating Tabris) was different in that neither Morrigan nor Leliana fit with his personality (Leliana left the group, tbh) and since he was straight, that meant nomance.
Oh, wait, it's about me, right? Noooooo!
