Why do you feel the way you answer? 

Good experience (participating or watching a particular angle develop?)

Bad Experience?

I never get tired of them, either participating or watching them.

I don't see why not if people want to do it, though I don't insert my characters into such areas. People should be careful though, never know what kind of romances could later be character assassinations later on.

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I don't see why not if people want to do it, though I don't insert my characters into such areas. People should be careful though, never know what kind of romances could later be character assassinations later on.

I tend to agree with this. 

One mistake you don't want to make is have one or BOTH people coming out of it for the worse. You want to make sure that the angle enhances all involved.

Yes. I'm working on a romance angle with Stark currently.

I prefer to stay away from romance programs for a multitude of reasons, but the biggest reason being because it's hard to capture the intensity that one would feel in a romance angle. The level of feelings people have over a significant other is hard to write and really get across, it takes a special, talented writer to do that. It's also difficult to capture the feelings of anger and betrayal that often come with a romance angle. On television, I am all for romance programs because you can see the intensity in the faces of the workers involved, you can almost feel the pain and anger they are experiencing, or the love and happiness shared between two people, whichever way it goes. In an efed, it's difficult to write and capture that appropriately.

I prefer to stay away from romance programs for a multitude of reasons, but the biggest reason being because it's hard to capture the intensity that one would feel in a romance angle. The level of feelings people have over a significant other is hard to write and really get across, it takes a special, talented writer to do that. It's also difficult to capture the feelings of anger and betrayal that often come with a romance angle. On television, I am all for romance programs because you can see the intensity in the faces of the workers involved, you can almost feel the pain and anger they are experiencing, or the love and happiness shared between two people, whichever way it goes. In an efed, it's difficult to write and capture that appropriately.

I wouldn't really want to use my character in it, but if done well, I wouldn't mind.

I've never even seen much of a romance angle in efeds. I've seen boy friend and girlfriend type scenarios or scenarios that involve bfs/gfs but never a romance story. I guess the closest would be RRSKO/ETR stuff, but ego got in the way of that working out. EE and Stephie Love was a cool thing too, with AA having Stephie turn on him. I guess loose romance angles are cool, but there's too much stupidity that can go wrong to the point it's probably not worth going for.

I think it adds a new wrinkle to your character if done correctly. I certainly don't mind it; e-feds could always use more diversity with mixed tag teams.

I'm almost done preparing my romance angle with Stark. Its going to be very sweaty and smutty.

Yeah, I feel kinda agree too..... it actually depends on the wrestler's personality, though.

If it is done well, then yes the romance angle could work. Ken and I sort of had that thing going, we did the joint promos, storylines happened, sort of lmao... But yeah, that worked and the writers wrote it out well to where it was fun and do able. I just think its fun to do, and add to your character especially if you both have fun gimmicks and whatnot.

It could work I guess. I've never seen one actually play out so I wouldn't be able to give an opinion on it

That would be rad

Id done right it is amazing it can add an angle to your character. It is only character suicide if things go bad and you don't know how to overcome the obstacle of the situation. Sometimes it can work out to an amazing in depth feeling but for the most part it really does depend on whom you are doing said story line with and the level of commitment.

I agree with what most people say here. I've never been apart of a romance angle in an eFed, although Zach Genesis is open to the idea of one, however it needs to serve a purpose in the long run. Whether if it's one person turning against one another, or whether you want to do a power couple angle in the long run of dominating everything, romance angles can work and I'm all for them - it just has to go somewhere and actually mean something.

Subtle works. If you try to make it somewhat a focus point then it can easily go to shit and do more harm than good. With enough time and development it can be a big edge to both characters and offers plenty for storylines. 

Always open to the idea.

I like them from the time to time.

You could end up like Liam and Charlene though, and totally kill your character. Proceed with caution.

If this happen, perhaps you could make some kind of roleplay board just to build up or something.

I've always wanted to be in one, especially if it ends with me getting a new manager.

Unrelated, but that's kind of the thing I like about my character/myself. I can say any amount of ridiculous shit just for funsies and still remain redeemable and serious. When I was an active e-fedder, that's what kept things interesting for me.

I kinda have mixed feelings about this. Only more experienced e-Fedders can really pull something like this off. Having to technically write for two characters at once is a little much especially when you have to incorporate the romance into the writing itself. If done correctly, yes, it could be very entertaining. I've seen some cool things in EAW, but not too many. They create cool storylines and hook you in more than just a regular storyline.