How do you see someone as bisexual or not? Being bisexual doesn't have a ping for some ridiculous "gaydar". Speaking as a bisexual myself who's know plenty of closeted bisexuals. They are usually not very queer presenting.
I would even argue that majority of bi guys are more masculine than str8 men.
This is an extremely uncool take.
Just say "it's hotter for me to jerk off thinking of him as a withholding straight guy who would never touch us" and leave.
That part. Hahahaha.
As someone who has worked with the age demographic that Kit is in, I get it. "The youth" now don't label stuff nearly as much. They identify as gay, straight, bi, or whatever but it's really just vibes. I have straight friends who will hook up with dudes if the vibe is right. I think with Kit, it comes from the stigma we still see in the entertainment industry.
Except that a lot of people on this site think that every celebrity they're attracted to is gay. It's usually not based on anything other than wishful thinking.
It doesn't matter if a celebrity discloses their sexuality or not. You're not entitled to know anyone's sexuality or anything about their personal business. The speculation on this site is usually not based on anything other than wishful thinking because y'all think they're hot. Y'all really need to stop with these obsessive parasocial relationships with celebrities because at the end of the day, you don't know these people. You will most likely never meet them, let alone date or have sex with them, so their sexuality is none of your business. Just admire their talent and looks, and move on with your day.
And? Let’s not get triggered over other people’s “wishful thinking”. Why is it even a problem to you? Don’t tell me you get offended everytime someone says Shawn Mendes is gay. Is he your friend? your cousin? Pick a struggle.
Sorry but talking about someone's sexuality without their consent or assume someone's gay without their self-confession is disrespectful and malicious. There's no way around that. And you cannot make excuse and call it an open discussion especially if someone's reputation or privacy is at stake. There's no question to that.
It's also allegation if you're assuming or calling someone is like this or that without them self-admitting something. And don't give me that excuse about nothing wrong being gay, etc. The fact that people don't admit they're gay or come out of the closet means they don't want or need you to be feasting about their private lives in a public forum like this!
That is not what "allegation" means, sorry. The word you are looking for is "claim."
