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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 7822023" data-attributes="member: 22779">Actually, no, you are wrong.&nbsp; The problem has gone away.&nbsp; If someone else engages in romance with another PC (as in not me) and I don't hit the X card, then, well, it's pretty obvious that it's only when I'm involved in the romance that it's a problem.&nbsp; So, would I still be unwelcome at your table?&nbsp; Just because I don't want to play out romance between PC's, even though it's not a problem if other players engage in it?&nbsp; Like I said, people are making far more out of this than it needs to be.&nbsp; I mean, heck, if this is romance between two PC's, the DM isn't even involved.&nbsp; It has nothing to do with you or your campaign.On the other hand if it's any romance at all, well, then maybe it's time to look for another table if this table sees a lot of romance.&nbsp; But, again, which is more important?&nbsp; Taking romance off the table for this session and then having a conversation later on after things have cooled down, or insisting that romance stay on the table despite knowing that you are making one of the players very uncomfortable and they are hating the experience?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 7822023, member: 22779"] Actually, no, you are wrong. The problem has gone away. If someone else engages in romance with another PC (as in not me) and I don't hit the X card, then, well, it's pretty obvious that it's only when I'm involved in the romance that it's a problem. So, would I still be unwelcome at your table? Just because I don't want to play out romance between PC's, even though it's not a problem if other players engage in it? Like I said, people are making far more out of this than it needs to be. I mean, heck, if this is romance between two PC's, the DM isn't even involved. It has nothing to do with you or your campaign. On the other hand if it's any romance at all, well, then maybe it's time to look for another table if this table sees a lot of romance. But, again, which is more important? Taking romance off the table for this session and then having a conversation later on after things have cooled down, or insisting that romance stay on the table despite knowing that you are making one of the players very uncomfortable and they are hating the experience? [/QUOTE]

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