Do you find knights romantic?

[Spyro123]

I mean i can find some of them interesting in a fictional sense like if its a game where the rules are different of cultures in some sense. Knights in terms of the old times of history in terms of monarchy rule is... very displeasant to think about to be honest, even if some could be good i just don't like the system around it.

In a fantasy world they tend to fight monsters and evil creatures, so its not so much for other reasons than that which makes it easier to like them i feel in terms of honour codex, but in real life of conflicts its just kinda displeasant in terms of history.

 

[Kylo Ken]

Yes

 

[Spirit]

Nah. Not really either in history or fiction

 

[Spyro123]

Nah. Not really either in history or fiction

Link is sort of a knight i think. If not then he's sort of a sword warrior atleast.

 

[Spirit]

Link is sort of a knight i think. If not then he's sort of a sword warrior atleast.

Never found him to be romantic either since he has so little character development.

Might have something to do with me being a gay lady that i dont find any romantic interest in men swing long metal rods around.

 

[Kylo Ken]

Never found him to be romantic either since he has so little character development.

Might have something to do with me being a gay lady that i dont find any romantic interest in men swing long metal rods around.

You honestly need character development?

 

[Moonstone]

I never historically thought knights were romantic but I did in fiction until I started reading Game of Thrones.

 

[Beauts]

I don't know if this really belongs in mature discussion as it could go in general but whatever.

I don't really find the concept of knights attractive either in history or in fiction. I mean, it would depend on the actual character, obviously, but as a general rule it's not something I 'go' for.

 

[Justac00lguy]

That gleaming armour and big long lances mmm

 

[Misty]

Yeah, absolutely. Almost definitively so. I suspect if you asked everyone who said no to describe what they find romantic, they'd accidentally end up describing the attributes and qualities of a knight and chivalry. Don't get focused on the lance and armor. More to being a knight than being able to bean someone with a pole arm.

 

[Mellow Ezlo]

Well they've got balls of steel and know how to use their long, hard swords, and they can take whatever you give them

 

[Jamie]

@Prophecies About Bok Choy is my knight in shining armour, and we are in a committed relationship. I love it when he tucks me in!

 

[Ventus]

I want a knight (Female) who will pick me up on her horse and rub my cheek until I fall asleep on her bosom. I love knights (Female).

 

[Dio]

That gleaming armour and big long lances mmm

It's not all about size though. It's how he uses it.

 

[Night Owl]

Nights are absolutely romantic. The moon and stars always add the perfect ambience to any special occasion. The temperature gets cooler which causes people to snuggle up closer to each other. Night beats out day for romance any night of the week.

Wait, we are talking about knights? I guess they're okay. If strong muscular hunks are your sort of thing. I hear many are honorable, though some say they are just rich guys the king likes keeping around.

I hear if you want real romance, you should chase after the strapping young blacksmith's appreciate. I hear his morals are less dubious . Also Peasants have a much lower status threshold making them much more accessible .