In roleplaying games, I usually have a great opportunity to create a character with the looks, personality, values and backstory that I want - this includes sixuality, as it is a part of a person's identity. Who are you attracted to? Who do you love?
Sometimes, I like to create characters in RPGs that are similar to me, and share some traits with myself. This way, I can imagine myself living an adventure in an immersive world, where I decide what my character does. I can experience a new, exciting, interesting world through the eyes of the character who can be similar to me, or anything I would want them to be. It's like reading a book that you can interact with, with the protagonist you choose to create - that protagonist may even be you. It's not real life, but it is still very engaging and profound.
However, in Fallout 4, even though I have the ability to romance same-six companions; every single one of my character is married to the opposite gender. This is really immersion breaking to me, I don't feel as if I can create a character that is similar to me in that respect, I can't create a male character who is married to a man. I do not have the option to create a character that is similar to me, at least in that way.
This might seem like a trivial, unimportant issue to you if you're straight. But Imagine how would you feel if you were forced to play a character who was FORCED to be married to the same gender at the start of the game. I would really hope if Bethesda heard my voice and created an option where I can roleplay a character who is not married to the opposite gender by default. Thank you for listening.