I'm not sure if I can have a fruitful conversation with a grown man who can't properly distinguish between love and seduction.
/sigh
I'm not sure I can have a fruitful conversation with somebody who makes ridiculously snarky comments like that.
Or who assumes I'm a man.
Or even fully grown.
But, getting back on topic, I'm putting both seduction and love into the category of:
- Do not have the same name as a skill on the character sheet
- Have a high probability of making people uncomfortable with the idea that the DM can dictate an NPCs success in influencing a PC
And are you saying that seduction falls on one side of the line (meaning that the DM can roll for an NPC's attempt to seduce, and the player is expected to abide by the result) and love falls on the other (meaning that the player has full authority over whether their character falls in love?
And, again, how do you define that line? Is it just a gut feeling on your part? What if your players have a different gut feeling?