Originally Posted by Madz
I personally love how they're handling romances up to this point in terms of sexuality.

Someone mentioned Anders from Dragon Age II, I remember romancing him as a man and he asked me if I found unconfortable he complimenting me.
Here in Baldur's Gate 3 there isn't a hint of that hesitation. A hint. Not that I could find at least.

Everyone's free to love whomever they want based solely on the attraction regardless of gender. In a world like ours where now we're aware of so many shades of one's sexuality and sexual identity I think it is way more effective to not address ANY of these shades. Especially 'cause more often than not they're written poorly or from an heterosexual point of view.

Rapresentation matters yes, but for once I'd be glad to experience a world where none of these things matter and whom you love doesn't necessarely affect your personality

I mentioned this in the context of activity. Anders compliments Hawk from the beginning, before Hawk starts flirting himself. Astarion also takes the first step himself, and I like it. I like active male characters. That's what I was talking about.

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