This troper did one for his town, only to find that everyone was a whore.

This polyamorous troper made a chart once with her poly, by the end we had to redo it. Making the chart made the relationships stronger.

This troper's college occasionally makes a Grand Unified Score Chart based on what happened during the year and print it in the yearbook.

This troper uses these whenever she writes a fanfic or original fic. It helps a LOT, she recommends it...

@/SabrinaDiamond did this too for her story characters, but it turned out to be horribly convoluted, because every character was literally either HideYourLesbians or BoysLove, and with UnrequitedLove and ReincarnationRomance, the whole lovely chart can get a tad complicated...

This troper once tried to make a love chart for all his fellow classmates, but got so confused that his brain shut off for a few minutes. Really, it did!

I made one involving everyone in my class. It is confusing and got more confusing when I added in other people involved, like the weird shop owner who is a StalkerWithACrush to my friend. The arrows between the people were colour coded for "hates" "in a relationship" "slept with" "crush" "stalker" "ex" "friends" and "pretends to like but talks about behind back"

My classmates drew a "Love Tree" in the middle of class. It started with *Classmate 1's Name* ♥ *Classmate 2's Name*, and it just went on and on--involving a couple of people who weren't supposed to be there in the first place--until they gave up.

The LoveChart I made has now filled a whole sheet of paper, and has extended from people in my class to many other people who are connected to us. It contains the tropes ReallyGetsAround and IncestIsRelative (I was going to put KissingCousins but they didnt just kiss) and some FoeYay and it gets very complicated!

This troper makes these with her stories... and once for the real world.

This troper once tried to do this for her friends and nearly went crazy. She plans to try again, but with a bigger piece of paper. Maybe A4.