>"Gee user, why don't you ever play female characters?" >"I dunno. I guess I just don't have any good images, haha."
>the real reason is that whenever I make a female character, I fall in love with them, bad.
I know this happens to some of you, too. How do you get over it?
Blake Peterson
Well first of all I'm not a retarded beta faggot that falls in love with a fucking imaginary character.
That would be step 1.
Kayden Reyes
>That feel when I can't get the guys in my group to play male characters ever.
Jayden Howard
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Jaxon Wood
I don't know, since my problem is the worry that my character will end up warping around my sexual preferences of its own accord, and/or that it'll be awkward in an online voice game. Still done it once or twice, because fuck it.
Mason Rogers
Legitimately fall in love? user, no. I'm gonna smash your delusional heart here and tell you that while in fact there may be an alternate dimension or some shit where you live perfectly with your waifu, a piece of paper is not your waifu. It's just not. There is nothing behind it, there aren't even enough moving parts in it to consider it artificial intelligence. Take a paper character sheet, write a female name into the sheet. Then tear the sheet in half. Then get more character sheets, slowly filling them in more and more, before stopping and tearing them in half. This will allow you to visualize the fact that this is not your waifu, it is a character sheet, a character sheet in an imaginary game you are playing. I know you can do it, user. I also know you're a master baiter, but I wanted to answer because I was bored.
Nathan Howard
I don't play female characters because I have an irrational dislike of women and don't trust myself to not play them as either a.) a bland collection of vices and/or inconsistent personality traits or b.) a character that is otherwise indistinguishable from one created as a man, in which case why bother making them female?
Nolan Edwards
Then why not play them as b? If they really are indistinguishable from a man, then changing the name and sex label doesn't do anything significant.
Ayden Hall
thanks
David Perez
I my case >Make a female character >Game dies even before session 0 or at session 1 >"Gee user, why don't you ever play female characters?" It's a sign of a game that it's going to die...if I choose my character to be a woman