rpanons | Found the token ace

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based on the gender disparity, i must ask: do most people here only curr about yaoi?

There's a whole lot of lipservice bisexuality, but also a few canon gays.

i'd say the game is mostly m/m either because of only curr about yaoi, the gender disparity giving lack of choices, or they're one of the few canon gay characters. but i still see a handful of m/f pairings and a light sprinkling of f/f pairings around in logs too.

Yeah, I'd say there's definitely more m/m, but most of the female characters I've seen that haven't both seemed to be having a blast and gotten a lot of play are: players of other characters who have said from the beginning they weren't sure how the characters would get along, players who have said they just didn't gel with the game (but got plenty of responses), or just outright boring and would have been boring if they were men, too.

There's plenty of people willing to play WITH female characters, just not a lot of people currently playing female characters, which is two different metrics entirely.

I'm sure it's probably happened, statistically, but I've also never seen someone say they would play m/f but then only be in it for the yaois.

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