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As for transgender romances, I don't really see the problem - Ubisoft has never done explicit sex scenes, so at most you'd see like a kiss or something. Would that gross you out? | As for transgender romances, I don't really see the problem - Ubisoft has never done explicit sex scenes, so at most you'd see like a kiss or something. Would that gross you out? | ||
I'm wondering how Ned copes being transgender in the 19th century. There weren't things like testosterone injections | I'm wondering how Ned copes being transgender in the 19th century. There weren't things like testosterone injections or sex reassignment surgery, maybe not even binders. | ||
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Misphantom wrote:
no hate, but i dont want to see any transgender romance. BUT, I am looking forward to romantic interests for Evie and Jacob.. just not transgender romances. Im sorry XD
no hate, but i dont want to see any transgender romance. BUT, I am looking forward to romantic interests for Evie and Jacob.. just not transgender romances. Im sorry XD
I was honestly hoping there wouldn't be romantic interests for either Jacob or Evie at all :P But, I've seen some footage and there's already a "held gaze" between Evie and Henry, and Jacob prods her about "fancying the bloke", so I feel like something's being set up there.
As for transgender romances, I don't really see the problem - Ubisoft has never done explicit sex scenes, so at most you'd see like a kiss or something. Would that gross you out?
I'm wondering how Ned copes being transgender in the 19th century. There weren't things like testosterone injections or sex reassignment surgery, maybe not even binders.