E-mail I sent to Nintendo regarding the same subject matter

[chillv]

"This is really a comment on the #Miiquality protest for the upcoming 3DS game, Tomodachi Life. I personally do not want same sex relationships to be in the game as I wouldn't like to encounter that type of subject matter in a game like this, especially since it is against your will, not to mention my parents would not approve of this either. If even a feature to change a Mii's sexual orientation was present in the game, it would probably cause me to not want to purchase it, and even if I did, it would make me hesitant to recommend the game to someone else. With that being said, there are other people who feel the same way and there are parents who have those same type of views too.

Now, this isn't saying you should disregard these people altogether, but this is really me requesting that you find a way to please these people, but also those who don't want that type of content in the game. If you were to include this in the next Tomodachi Life title, two ideas I have is that you either release, as free DLC, a a feature that allows you to input a Mii's sexual orientation, or release an alternate version of the game that includes that feature along with versions that don't include it. That way, you would be pleasing your whole fanbase, but not causing controversy that can drive groups of people like me or the opposite from purchasing the game.

This is just some input or a second opinion I want you take into consideration."

 

[chillv]

Just to let everyone know, if your comment on this consists of any sort of careless demeanor or name calling, just know that I you should just save your time by not posting it, because I will delete it.

 

[Murray]

The 'relationships' that you are talking about exist in the game already, only between the opposite gender. I don't see how in terms of sexual content heterosexual and homosexual relationships are any different...

I want you to take this into consideration as it can come off as you being a bit selfish over this matter; trying to cleanse anything that might come near you from anything you disagree with.

 

[chillv]

Well, to be honest, this is a "personal" e-mail I sent to Nintendo. So, "I" don't need to write it, putting everyone else into consideration. The letter is really me saying how "I" feel and that other people feel the same way too.

"I" don't need to think about anybody but "me" when writing a letter like this. If this was a letter talking on me and other people's behalf, then I would need to. But a personal e-mail just stating how I feel, no.