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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tom Cashel" data-source="post: 2143334" data-attributes="member: 321">I'm an editor in real life, so all my characters are also editors. And since I'm friends with all the people in my gaming group, our characters are always the best of friends. Since I like ice cream, all of the characters I play do too. I'm a tall guy, so my characters are tall, with green/hazel eyes...just like me. I always play the alignment that matches most my own moral compass. If there were someone in the group I didn't like, their character would be the enemy of my character.I could go on all day, so I'll stop.The point being: are the above statements all that far removed from "Well, we're engaged in real life and we love each other...so all of our characters will also be engaged/related/joined in some way. Then we don't even have to pretend we're not engaged!"Just playing devil's advocate here. Perhaps the other guy's preference isn't solely or necessarily due to a "nasty personality" (you don't even know him!). It could be due to prior experience, or a whole host of other reasons.The idea about not infringing on other people's fun should work both ways.</blockquote>