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Love certainly comes in many forms. One is no more different or "pure"er than another. If English is not your first language, in the anglosphere, "pure" has often used by religious (mostly Christian) reactionaries and fundamentalists to attack non-cisgender-heterosexual relationships as "sinful", so you can see why some would get very apprehensive about it. The same people that don't care that you're an "ordinary gay man" - they view any non-patriarchal/heterosexual relationship as sinful. So forgive me for getting apprehensive about such language because its language queers have had subjected to for centuries. 

Also, if you don't like the Torulf arc, don't go down that route. That route specifically is meant to tell a story about the hardships and emotional challenges of dealing with a relationship partner who only values and wants sex. It certainly is not my favourite route (mine are the Lake and Jorgen routes), but I still enjoy playing it. There are other routes to read and enjoy. That's the beauty and joy of Dawn Chorus - you get multiple story options to explore and enjoy. 

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You should not give up a word that should be beautiful just because of the meaningless nature of religion and the meaningless thoughts of its followers. 'Pure' is simply 'pure' and will not change due to sexual orientation. At the same time, I cherish a love and friendship because the environment I am in naturally oppresses different people. If you can understand me, that's why I regret this path. Their environment is so open and free that they won't lose everything just because of one trial and error - believe me, the cost of trial and error in most countries is not as high as in my place, and I may respect your efforts for equality - but I believe that letting go is a self imposed oppression on oneself.


And, I do not like the plot of this line, but as the ancient saying goes, when you reach the bottom, you will only move up, and I just stop immersing myself in this character who is partially similar to me, and then see how much they can change.

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Don’t mean to butt in here, but I know of people who experienced exactly the opposite. Being brought up in a fairly religious area, I’ve gone to school with people whose parents were orthodox Muslims and were forced to partake in polyamorous relationships against their will. The fact of the matter is that whatever you do it will likely step on the toes of someone else. No matter what you like, don’t let the opinions of those people take such a pedestal in your mind, it’ll make you go through life feeling as though you constantly have to defend yourself against others.