Just like irl I don’t care what someone’s sexual orientation is. So please stop thinking I do and shoving it in my face. Thanks 
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If someone shoves “it” in your face, report it to the police. Otherwise, I think the only people that flaunt their beliefs are the anti-LGBTQ people standing on corners with signs saying things such as, " -insert hate term- go to hell". Not the other way around.
This is a video game. Not IRL. It is a game that has straight couples that have children. Why not a bi or gay or lesbian or any other type of couple with children? I don’t claim straight culture is being shoved in my face. I just am asking to consider equal representation.
Bro, just be bisexual if that’s what you wanna do. Why do you need Blizz to make a random character bisexual when we don’t even hear about the sexual/romantic relations of most of the characters in WoW.
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This is blatant bias. But I believe you know this.
But other people do.
That is why. They exist and are flaunted for non-LGBTQ relationships. Why not the others as well?
welcome back from forum vacation 
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Of course! I’m a lesbian, I get it. The first time I saw someone like me as an important character was Tracer. I’m 26. Radical.
LOL thank you, thank you. I expect it won’t be long before my next.
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Worgens haven’t got their tails yet, get to work. Enough slacking
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Our work is never done.
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bump that thread to keep it on main page
The best demonstration of love in Val’sharah questline was when Ysera dies and Tyrande is heartbroken and the characters didn’t even say a single line in that video.
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How about we leave character sexuality out of official Warcraft lore, and instead leave it for the players to decide for their own characters? It is too easy to allow a character to become defined by their sexuality instead of being just a footnote of who they are. Because it is such a push-button topic, it is probably just better to leave it out entirely.
I’d rather hear about war and the moral implications of such instead of about what anatomy parts whichever FotM character happens to enjoy the most. I’d rather explore new lands and encounter new threats instead of hearing about how whichever character likes to be “conquered”, and unless the discussion is about lineages & bloodlines and how they affect the balance of power, I really don’t want to hear about character 'ships, either.
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You can’t make me watch that again. The only time I’ve ever cried at WoW was this.
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Wrong question. You’re asking Blizz to make a bisexual character, so the question is why? The why not is easy to answer; they just haven’t written a story involving bisexual characters. Do they then make gay, lesbian, poly, etc. characters just for the sake of checking off all the boxes? It’s shallow and a very childish notion of representation.
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Your fave ESPECIALLY is bisexual.
Valsharah, the zone that has simultaneously the most heart-wrenching story of corruption and sacrifice… and the worst love plot
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we just got a bi character of note so I think we are fine for a while.
Also, bi characters are a lot harder to put in than straight or gay characters because you either need to have them flirt with people which is a stereotype of bi people, or show their romantic history.
With bigger story characters like flynn it makes more sense as they are around long enough to be natural.
For quest givers its a lot harder to show. Like they can live with a partner of either sex and thats normal for this game (at least we see it a fair bit with heterosexual couples). But there aren’t very many natural ways to point out the gender of who they have been with before then.
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Isn’t the main character from the Steamy Romance Novels Bi? I thought he had a threesome with a tauren couple in HM
Why does every single facet of our existence need representation in a video game?
Marcus^^
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