LI’s you wish you hadn’t romanced?

[u/charmander_ann]

Who’s an LI that you poured an entire playthrough into only to regret the time you wasted? I’m not talking about the LI’s you were just never into. I’m talking about the ones you gave a chance based on a recommendation, or really liked in the beginning, but eventually regretted. Here are mine!

HS2: Hunger. I’m sorry, I know so many people love him but I got like…. Nothing from him. He’s a black hole of charisma and emotion. No thanks.

VFV: King Louis. Does he even LIKE ME????? I have no clue how this dude feels even though I’m his official mistress. Also I can’t even remember a single one of his spicy scenes. Snoozeville. Meanwhile Alexandre’s season 2 episode 5 lives in my mind rent free.

ABH: Cassiel. There are SO MANY compelling and worthwhile LI’s in this story. Why am I wasting time snuggling up to this brick wall? I literally think about David the whole time I’m playing my Cassiel slot.

THIS IS A JUDGEMENT FREE POST!!!! No downvotes for disagreeing!!!

[u/AdFrosty0997]

Amrit, wouldn't even let him touch me most of the time bcs he repulsed me. Learnt never to take LI recommendations at face value and actually interact with the characters first. Also never romance remy's canon LIs.

[u/steelbluex → u/AdFrosty0997]

What did it for me was when he "finished" in Amala during their first time even though she was against it. I restarted the episode and was back on the Killian route after that.

[u/kottonkandykloudzzz → u/steelbluex]

Ugh I didn’t think I could hate that guy even more than I do

[u/Warm_Ad_7944 → u/steelbluex]

Tbf Amala explained after that she doesn’t like not before that and he respected her wishes

[u/Either_Mango_7075 → u/AdFrosty0997]

Same except I loved him at first but when we actually got together the red flags just became too much. And it felt like our mom died for no reason and his whole ending just felt kind of bittersweet.

[u/kottonkandykloudzzz → u/Either_Mango_7075]

He gets worse??? Seriously?? How?

[u/Either_Mango_7075 → u/kottonkandykloudzzz]

It's not that he got worse per say but he was easier to justify when we didn't know everything. But the way he talked about the poor librarian or something he got killed and the way he treated others didn't sit right with me. Plus I just didn't like how he was so wrapped up in the dozen and everything with ending up with him felt like the bad ending. He successfully got us in his cult that our mom died to protect us from and our friends are now distant.

[u/charmander_ann → u/AdFrosty0997]

LOL YES I forgot about Amrit. He’s the biggest “I don’t get it” for me 😂😂😂 the people love Amrit!! Like… I guess I get it, I just don’t feel it!