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* HeartIsWhereTheHomeIs: Turning down a foreign LoveInterest in favor of someone from one's home country.
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* HeartIsWhereTheHomeIs: Turning down a foreign LoveInterest in favor of someone from one's home country.a local lover.
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* HeartIsWhereTheHomeIs: Turning down a foreign LoveInterest in favor of someone from one's home country.
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** ''[[https://sacred-texts.com/asia/ftft/ftft25.htm The Dragon-Prince and the Step-Mother]]'' (Turkey).
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* This happens in-canon with some variants of tale type ATU 433B, "King Lindworm", of the international Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index, especially from Scandinavia, and as a narrative that exists locally in Greece, Turkey, Armenia and Georgia: the heroine marries a serpent prince whom she disenchants, but she is betrayed by her stepmother and abandoned far away from her husband in another place. In this new land, the heroine meets another cursed prince whom she marries and also disenchants, and with whom she may have a child. At the end of the tale, her first husband, the now human serpent prince, finds his wife living with the second husband, and she must choose which husband she is gonna be with.
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* This happens in-canon with some variants of tale type ATU 433B, "King Lindworm", of the international Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index, especially from Scandinavia, and as a narrative that exists locally in Greece, Turkey, Armenia and Georgia: the heroine marries a serpent prince whom she disenchants, but she is betrayed by her stepmother and abandoned far away from her husband in another place. In this new land, the heroine meets another cursed prince whom she marries and also disenchants, and with whom she may have a child. At the end of the tale, her first husband, the now human serpent prince, finds his wife living with the second husband, and she must choose which husband she is gonna be with.with:
** ''[[https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/46944/pg46944-images.html#t9 Dragon-Child and Sun-Child]]'' (Armenia).
** ''[[https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/46944/pg46944-images.html#t9 Dragon-Child and Sun-Child]]'' (Armenia).
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* This happens in-canon with some variants of tale type ATU 433B, "King Lindworm", of the international Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index, especially from Scandinavia, and as a narrative that exists locally in Greece, Turkey, Armenia and Georgia: the heroine marries a serpent prince whom she disenchants, but she is betrayed by her stepmother and abandoned far away from her husband in another place. In this new land, the heroine meets another cursed prince whom she marries and also disenchants, and with whom she may have a child. At the end of the tale, her first husband, the now human serpent prince, finds his wife living with the second husband, and she must choose which husband she is gonna be with.
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* CompetingWithACorpse: One corner of the triangle is dead, but their memory keeps the other two apart .
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* CompetingWithACorpse: One corner of the triangle is dead, but their memory keeps the other two apart .apart.
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* LoveInterestVsLustInterest: One LoveInterest of the triangle's apex is someone they feel deep, lasting affection for, while the other incurs intense but shallow lust.
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* OpenRelationshipFailure: Sometimes happens if the apex of a love triangle attempts to choose both.
