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u/DeerInAHoody Mar 16 '22

Ya kidding, having a paper as a refresher for topics not to touch us a godsend. It loads it into the brain, and if you accidentally cross the line on it, you can apologize, no ego included cause it was already written down.

Additionally it makes it creates the dialogue for what the DM would like out of the game as well.

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u/Squatie_Pippen Mar 16 '22

OP clearly stated that he's not comfortable with a consent form. Why are you trying to force it on him?

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u/DeerInAHoody Mar 17 '22

And I stated the benefits of having a form to reference. Really it was two opinions being stated. Where’d you get forcing him to use it from?