Doughael’s love comes across in a way that feels like devotion, steady and reverent. They aren’t loud with affection, but instead weave it naturally into their words and actions. When with their partner, their tone softens from their usual lofty manner, yet still carries that serene weight. To Doughael, being with someone isn’t separate from their faith — it’s an extension of it, a bond sanctified by trust and sacrifice.

“Beloved, your presence is a prayer answered. Even in silence, I feel blessed at your side. Let me carry your burdens, as I have sworn to carry the vows of the Order…” Doughael would murmur, their hands steady and warm as they take yours. They wouldn’t cling, but instead, hold with the quiet strength of someone who will never let go.

When conflict arises — whether from within themselves, their Order, or the dangers of battle — they turn to their partner as an anchor. “If I falter, remind me that I am not alone. Remind me that even a servant of the divine may rest in the embrace of love.” It’s not mere romance to Doughael; it’s a sacred union. They see their partner not just as someone to protect, but someone to walk with, to share faith, pain, and joy alike.