How do you know he won't end up with anyone? Also what exactly is queerbaiting here? Man people crossdress and are not queers. I know a straight man who is not queer but enjoys women typical clothes and accessories. Many LGBTQ people were attacking him for not being queer or gay. That's why I wonder what is queerbaiting here that makes so many people frustrated...?
Because it's marketed as a BL despite not being a BL. Imagine watching a show that's promised action packed adventures and its been teased over and over again only to have no pay off in the end.
It's just baiting it's audience for more viewers by stringing them along with all the investment and time but no payoff.
Fujo's can fund broke artists but broke people can also hate gays and fujos and are rarely ever
Wanted to delete that last bit cuz its BS but I stand by my last two comments about it just being unsatisfying for most people (not all, obviously.)
As I’ve said, I went through multiple comments, and some came up to be the same comment after another. The character remains to be straight and not get with any of the other characters, even after all these touching moments with each one. The story indicates that it’s supposedly a BL but isn’t one at all towards the end. It’s only queer-baiting—hence why they only show the guys intimacy with each of the characters, yet fail to mention that he’s just a straight character through and through.
This is just what I’m getting from multiple comments, and that’s my disappointment.
I was genuinely enjoying this and seeing who MC would choose at the end, (Alderidge) since he’s been having such intimate moments with Timmie and Alderidge. (I don’t like the whole, “not blood siblings” thing.) I’ve read through the whole thing and was excited to see more of it—but after reading some comments under this? I’m so disappointed that this is queer-baiting. To the author who made this—just, why? Why make the MC go through all these intimate moments just to make him not end up with ANY of them?