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Edited by fish:
7/12/2018 7:36:51 AM
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Woah woah, Ana brays kiss is not forced diversity
[spoiler]just throwing this here for a definition [b]TOP DEFINITION
forced diversity
When white men are offended by not being the center of the universe.
Wah wah why does the new Star Trek have two women of color as leads -blam!-ing SJWs and your forced diversity[/b]
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White men have it harder than white women. Aka: The most privileged gender and race..
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But, her being Lesbian is literally the whole premise that her character is built around.
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Edited by GrundleBeans: 7/11/2018 8:24:38 PMI'm pretty sure her whole premise is that she is a BRAY and the heir to the family and trusted by Rasputin, not that she's a lesbian. The lesbian thing is just a [i]part[/i] of her background, but people seem to only want to focus on that particular piece of the puzzle, not the whole puzzle. And it's literally only ever mentioned or shown in any way in the comics, not the game.
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You don't know she's a lesbian, they could just be some really friendly friends.
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Friends that kiss on the lips on multiple occasions? [spoiler]Yeah. Not sure I’m buying that one...[/spoiler]
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Edited by King Nate: 7/11/2018 8:48:14 PMIgnore this.
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Have you been to highschool?
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Edited by King Nate: 7/11/2018 8:50:44 PMNot recently... Edit: Okay I see what you mean. If it is a opposite-sex relationship, people will kiss if they’re friends. But if it’s a same-sex relationship, and you kiss on multiple occasions, you’re obvious homosexual or at least bisexual.
