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Image 1 — Confused about how this succession works
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Confused about how this succession works

Hello,

So my current player character, King Hermenegildo of Leon is going to die soon. I decided to designate my 2nd oldest son Guillen as my co-monarch, because I wanted him to be my player heir (I have Absolute Crown Authority).

My previous player heir was Hermenegildo II because of primogeniture, being my oldest son (in the 2nd picture), but he caught the bubonic plague and then died. I assumed that because of primogeniture, Guillen was sure to become my player heir along with the fact that he has co-monarch status.

Now for some reason, it turns out my player heir is not Guillen, but Hermenegildo III (in the 3rd image), my grandson and the first-born son of Hermenegildo II (who caught the bubonic plague and died). The line of succession also confuses me because my 2nd in line is my great-grandson Gonzalo, son of my player heir Hermeneglido III, and then Guillen is 3rd in line.

In the 4th image, I circled all my sons who I assumed would be in the line of succession before my grandsons. All my sons are older than my grandson Hermenegildo III as well.

I can't designate my heir because it says that my co-ruler (AKA Guillen) would be my heir, but that's not the case.

I haven't disinherited any of my sons.

u/AndlenaRaines — 26 days ago
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Have sex and die or don't have sex and die from stress

One of the choices was to have sex and lower stress but there was a 20% chance to die. The other choice was to gain a massive amount of stress. The choice was obvious haha.

u/AndlenaRaines — 2 months ago
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Someone ripped off parts of the TMU Pride showcase in the SLC

Absolutely disgusting behaviour tbh

u/AndlenaRaines — 2 months ago
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Latest Gallup Poll Shows Republicans Will Not Stop With Transgender People

Erin in the Morning posted an article about a Gallup poll showing support for LGBTQ+ people declining for a second consecutive year.

>The drop is not limited to transgender people—similar declines have hit support for same-sex marriage and the moral acceptance of gay and lesbian relationships, which is now at its lowest point since 2016. The numbers are driven almost entirely by a collapse in attitudes among Republicans, whose party has actively stoked hostility toward LGBTQ+ people among its base for the past five years. Democratic support for same-sex marriage remains at 87%, unchanged since 2022. Independent support has dipped only modestly. But among Republicans, the reversal is severe. A majority of Republicans—55%—said they favored same-sex marriage in 2021 and 2022. Today, that number sits at 37%, an 18-point collapse. In that same period, the share of Republicans who said gay and lesbian relationships were morally acceptable fell from 56% to 35%, a 21-point drop—meaning nearly two-thirds of the Republican Party now believes it is immoral to be gay. Only 5% of Republicans believe it is morally acceptable to change one's gender. The numbers come as the political crackdown that began with transgender people has broadened to target the wider LGBTQ+ community—with state legislatures now hearing bills to overturn same-sex marriage and a sitting Republican congressman declaring this week that "homosexuality has no place in America."

This is for anyone who believes that dropping support for trans people will "appease" bigots or that both sides are the same.

erininthemorning.com
u/AndlenaRaines — 3 months ago