From where I am, I know several supposedly straight men, who are in denial about their homosexuality, dating gay men. AND, they still call themselves straight or bi but never outright say they're gay. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I'm assuming it's a cultural context.
Gender is not base on any standard. If a person is dating someone of the same sex and still identify his or herself as "straight" NOBODY should tell them otherwise. We shouldn't try to put labels on each other (⌒▽⌒)
You're right. Hm, this is a different way of seeing gender. I'll take note of this. ヾ(☆▽☆)
(⌒▽⌒) btw Pinay din ako (●'◡'●)ﾉ
A story that is a good balance of hilarity, smut, and drama. And pretty art.
I couldn't help but feel that this is a very American story. Not only with the names and cultural references, but the way Americans see homosexuality. Like in chapter 6 where Alex says that he's probably bi because he likes Cole. I had never heard of the concept of a 'straight' guy dating a gay guy before reading manga. I think this idea is not very common in America. I've always thought if you are attracted to the same gender, then you are gay (or bi). I know not everyone reading this is American, but what do you guys think?
Also, I feel like I should be irritated with Cole because he is just SOOOOO insecure and I hate that but I can't help but love him anyways. The author draws him so cute when crying.