tbh I'm so tired of these comics being like "Ugh i'm so straight but only you make my heart flutter/i'm not attracted to any other guys"
like do you think gay ppl fall in love w every guy ever? They have standards/preferences too!
One could say that we didn't get that much insight onto Kye Sang's thoughts about his sexuality other than his repeated "I'm not gay but--" they never really give insight on his past relationships w females, nor did they flashback to a moment where he might have been gayer than he thought. I think this gives the reader more room to do mental gymnastics on whatever the fuck he was thinking.
It seems that they do know of the term bisexuality at least (at least the one guy w the gay friend lmaoooo), but I guess Kye Sang didn't want to identify as bi (but we all know it was the author's choice) and there is not enough of good bi rep ("good" as in where they're not portrayed as greedy/cheaters) so I am also frustrated. But him identifying as gay can still make sense. Idk this story was slow and kinda boring but I still like it. I think the nice art helps a lot. I wish the weird stalker dude was resolved better.
Waiit is the teacher implied to be a love interest?! Or just a teacher
I think a love intrest