Misconstrued Romanticism (3.5e Trait)

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Misconstrued Romanticism

3e Summary::This character interprets anything that anyone ever says to them as flirting. Flirting specifically with them.

Benefit: Any act of seduction or seducing spells have no affect as the character sees it all coming.

Drawback: -2 on Gather Information, and Sense Motive

Roleplaying Ideas: These characters may end up afraid of romance and traumatized of romantic relationships, thus feel like the entire world is conspiring against them.

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gollark: +<insult

gollark: No.

gollark: <:seaweed:760220437552037909> even.

gollark: Also the code is fairly bees.

gollark: It's not very comprehensive.

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