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<blockquote data-quote="sniffles" data-source="post: 2264703" data-attributes="member: 30035">I started out as the only female in my group, but fortunately the guys I play with don't think that way.&nbsp; I'm currently running a male PC in one game, and my character is married to a NPC female so the male GM (who's married to one of the other players now) has to deal with the whole relationship thing.&nbsp; In another campaign, a male player running a male PC and my fiancee running a female PC had a romance.&nbsp; I didn't think it was a problem at all, and neither did anyone else.&nbsp; &nbsp;The only kind of player who should be excluded IMHO is someone who isn't fun to play with.&nbsp; But I think people have a right to exclude anyone they want.&nbsp; It's your social life; you don't have to spend your time with anyone you don't want to.&nbsp;But I don't want to meet you if you exclude people just because they're female/male/gay/straight etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sniffles, post: 2264703, member: 30035"] I started out as the only female in my group, but fortunately the guys I play with don't think that way. I'm currently running a male PC in one game, and my character is married to a NPC female so the male GM (who's married to one of the other players now) has to deal with the whole relationship thing. In another campaign, a male player running a male PC and my fiancee running a female PC had a romance. I didn't think it was a problem at all, and neither did anyone else. The only kind of player who should be excluded IMHO is someone who isn't fun to play with. But I think people have a right to exclude anyone they want. It's your social life; you don't have to spend your time with anyone you don't want to. But I don't want to meet you if you exclude people just because they're female/male/gay/straight etc. [/QUOTE]

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