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thought you got it from that tumblr post that insisted suga came out as bi lol. i mean in korean gender specific pronouns aren't really a thing, it's more implied from context. like obviously it exists, but in a question answer basis people typically don't specifically say "he" or "she."

i don't think not talking about the opposite gender is a liable reason though? I'm pansexual but i never voluntarily talk about dating and whatnot. it's more dependent on what they feel comfortable talking about. seyong feels really straight to me. before i got into exo or actually understood how taboo gay relationships are in korea, xiuhan interacted like how my gay friend does with his boyfriend so i was just like,"oh they're dating. cool." both feel pretty straight when they're separated though, maybe they're heteroflexible? or maybe it was just an exclusive thing, who knows. for bts, jungkook, taehyung, jimin, and rapmon feel like straight allies. yoongi feels pan and i think seokjin and hoseok are straight but are open to the idea of dating a guy if they feel like they connect well enough. bromances aren't really a reliable factor though, basically all my guy friends hug, hold hands, and say dirty jokes to each other and most are in pretty stable relationships with girls.

That interview was mistranslated lol. i'm still sure he's pansexual though, he just feels like the type.

it was lost in translation, going from korean to japanese to english and all. he meant that it's not limited to just a lover, when he meets people in general (i.e. friends) he looks for those qualities. as for the gender neutral pronouns im not sure tbh but suga said before that he doesn't like talking about ideal types so people won't feel bad for not fitting into the said criteria. that might be a reason, considering the lgbt community and all.

i mean, i'm pretty sure people here know it's not the sole factor, it's just a tell tale one. sexual attraction can be a part of homosexuality unless he/she's asexual, so they just use it to determine whether they think someone's gay or not. and i'm going to assume you hate the words bisexual, asexual, pansexual, heterosexual, demisexual, etc.?