Apparently new Eve can be a virgin

Spideraxe·9/29/2017, 4:37:26 PM·2 votes·1,505 views
John O'Bryan on Twitter

I got curious when Reav3 mentioned she does not actually have sex with her prey so I went and asked her writer, JohnOdyin, on twitter

18 Comments

Eternal7919/29/2017, 5:05:51 PM4 votes

With Evelynn being a demon of lust, I don't think it would be too far out of character if she/it has had sex with a few victims in the past, but just hasn't made it a regular thing. Then again, she does say she doesn't feel till they feel pain, so maybe sex wouldn't even be satisfying to her... not without it being really painful for her partner anyway.

Wow, I never I thought I'd be talking about whether a fictional character was a virgin or not.

mkyner9/29/2017, 4:44:56 PM4 votes

But... but... item 3135 !

XIII Vanitas9/29/2017, 5:49:55 PM3 votes

Did you really think that demons had reproductive organs even though we already know that they're spiritic entities that can shapeshift?

Fasmodey9/29/2017, 4:43:50 PM3 votes

So I was right when I said she technically is not a female.

Camille Ferrøs9/29/2017, 7:32:07 PM1 votes

Im having a mini shook here

DWT123459/30/2017, 6:50:27 AM1 votes

That doesn't surprise me. She's similar to Poison Ivy, she isn't actually attracted to her victims, but they are to her, so she uses it to her advantage. Her main (and perhaps only) desire is to inflict agony on her victims.

Hexs Fortune9/30/2017, 10:06:16 AM1 votes

Venture forward brave lad, and be met not with the warm hold of a woman's embrace, but endless rows of teeth and hate spikes

[sg-zephyr]

LunSeiSleidee9/30/2017, 5:08:59 PM1 votes

I don't know what's weirder.... the crazy obsession some people here have on Evelynn being a "virgin", or the fact that apparently a Rioter saw fit to answer that kind of question.

But really.

She's literally a lust demon, yet you guys obsess over her virginity.

Why?

Are you scared of women that have more experience than you?

Are you still into that young phase of "virginal women are better, women who had much sex are used goods"?

Either way, it's both sexist and disgusting, and it's unsettling that the actual developer didn't just ignore that question. It sets a precedent for people asking the boobs size of a character or who did or didn't bang some guys. And it kinda keeps the sexist message that virginity in a woman is something that sets her value. Are we in medieval times? Virginity isn't even a real thing, guys.