Probably a non-issue if the father was the one infected but it would make sense having an infected mother would cause extremely negative effects on the kid. Any lore for this?

.musouka said:

Probably a non-issue if the father was the one infected but it would make sense having an infected mother would cause extremely negative effects on the kid. Any lore for this?

None so far IIRC. The thing is if the mother has Oripathy circulating in her system, then the child would more than likely get it from exposure.

WuTangClan said:

None so far IIRC. The thing is if the mother has Oripathy circulating in her system, then the child would more than likely get it from exposure.

I mean, there’s no way to really get around this, though. What are you going to do, not have a child with Lappland?

Zurreak said:

I mean, there’s no way to really get around this, though. What are you going to do, not have a child with Lappland?

On one hand Lappland looks great with the ded momma braid, on the other, it would get in the way of an eventual clash between idol and psycho. I want to put 5 on the long shot of Sora somehow managing to smack Lappland upside on the chin with her mic.

Also the chances of her dropping out a rock instead of a child seems kinda high, so really it's for the best. Hell, what if the rock ends up in Earthspirit's, Eyja's, or Ifrit's mouth?

Then again thinking about it a bit more, that's probably fine as well. Earthspirit could just relay whatever the rock wants to say and if they really need a body we could just find a sacrifice and stab the rock into their head, "Boom" we have another Nightmare.

This reminds me of one of my old friends I used to go to the bar with (I don't drink, I just hang out), he got drunk, slept with a lesbian who was also drunk and thought he was a girl, they did it, realized the next morning and laughed it off, starting hanging out and 2 years later got married. They don't have children yet, but they do it often. She still insists she isn't into guys. lmao.

79248cm/s said:

This reminds me of one of my old friends I used to go to the bar with (I don't drink, I just hang out), he got drunk, slept with a lesbian who was also drunk and thought he was a girl, they did it, realized the next morning and laughed it off, starting hanging out and 2 years later got married. They don't have children yet, but they do it often. She still insists she isn't into guys. lmao.

Lmao worthy indeed. And is, and quote, "She still insists she isn't into guys," even possible at that point?

Abbentt said:

Lmao worthy indeed. And is, and quote, "She still insists she isn't into guys," even possible at that point?

I mean, maybe she doesn't have physical attraction to him, but is attracted purely to his personality instead? There are folk like that after all. Plus, mistaking him for a girl kind of indicates that he has somewhat feminine appearance, or she was really drunk.

Abbentt said:

Lmao worthy indeed. And is, and quote, "She still insists she isn't into guys," even possible at that point?

I think it is like she doesn't want to admit she lost to him, and it is kind of like the fabric of their relationship, so it is like their little joke. We often joke he never has to worry about her cheating on him with another guy when he goes overseas because of it, she quips when he comes back there might be another girl in bed, and he replies if I can join, fine with me! They are a a pretty chill and happy couple, but they both have severely cut down on their drinking since then.

Elmithian said:

I mean, maybe she doesn't have physical attraction to him, but is attracted purely to his personality instead? There are folk like that after all. Plus, mistaking him for a girl kind of indicates that he has somewhat feminine appearance, or she was really drunk.

They were both just wasted. He is a pretty handsome guy (no homo~) and has a mild tempered personality despite being someone who can literally go John Wick on someone with a pen so it isn't surprising she fell for him. IMO a lot of serious relationships are also about getting used to someone being around than really about attraction. The thrill of a crush goes away within a few months, so it isn't the foundation of a good relationship. My wife for example was a co-worker doing administrative duties and due to a family conflict she basically lost everything. I converted one of my rooms for her and we lived together (platonically) for a year and she started wanting to date which I humored but wasn't serious about it until 4 years later I realized, why the heck am I dating other girls when I have a cute girl who cooks, cleans, can shoot a gun, and is otherwise perfect wife material living with me? So we pretty much eased through dating and into marriage that way. Wasn't the sudden love at first sight anime-style romance I originally imagined for myself, but it is good.

I found that most girls really aren't into looks like muscles, as much as signs of devotion. For example they don't like gifts as much as they like it when a guy does her chores for them without being asked, since a gift implicates reciprocation, while a chore shows the guy is always thinking about her needs even without expecting anything back.