If I am a bad person, however, it is not for the reason for something I couldn’t foresee myself doing even while under the influence. It may very well be for how badly I respond to being confronted with the damage I have done, but it is not in the damage itself.

Leslie eventually forced Robin to stop playing with her feelings and make a serious commitment, and while she eventually went towards that direction with sincerity, it always felt like it was more of a resignation on her part. Which would eventually lead to resentment and depression.

I also think the fact that Robin is more sexually attracted towards men over women (this might just be conjecture though) might play a huge role in this, and her actions as well.

Still, Robin is entirely in the blame for all of this, although Leslie’s fawning nature probably made it easier for Robin to do her wrong in the end.

B) Even were it true, it’s a rather villainous thing to do, manipulating someone’s genuine emotions for your own benefit.

C) We’ve never seen that it’s been a lie that she adores Leslie, nor that she had a crush on both Amber and Ethan. She desires affection, obviously, and it doesn’t matter as much from who. When things got rocky in her own relationship, she sought affection from someone else that was close at the time. That’s kinda mean, really.