Are bts lgbtq
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Do you reflect any of the bts members are part of the lgbtq+ community? I assume you reflect vmin are, what makes you assess that? I kinda feel like jimin could be bi... while tae same-sex attracted maybe? And Yoongi could be bi as well. Tbh they all kinda give off lgbtq+ vibes, but I guess it's bc of the cultural difference and bc they are all so close... so they may undertake things that feel a lot to many people but not to them... so who knows? A lot could be fan service too. But Namjoon and Jin are the ones who definitely give me straight vibes (Jin a bit less tho). What undertake you think?
I reflect there might be members that are LGBT+, but of course that’s just based on how I percieve things. I apologize in advance for this answer being a bit messy... As you say there are many things that make such speculation difficult.
Honestly putting definite labels on someone is not something I really want to or think we can do... Sometimes the members do things that might point out interest in various genders, but that’s still too vague to define a sexuality for me. Unless they declare something themselves, I don’t think we can know.
I denote , even assuming someone you know is LGBT+ is homosexual,
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Bangtan Boys Sexuality Analysis
okay so i just read someone’s sexuality analysis of the boys. im gonna do my hold. because i reflect people mistake how they act around each other, and how they might act around random people.
Jin- Probably/ most likely straight. he doesn’t give off feminine vibes and he doesn’t seem to have any strangely close bonds within the group. Someday he’ll be married to a gentle girl. I can’t see him organism gay at all.
Namjoon- 100% straight. no questioning it.
Suga- Probably straight. He doesn’t have any strange bonds in the group either. not that he distances himself– like i mean he has fun and stuff but he isn’t clearly obsessed with anyone or seeks anyone out. he does his control thing. I don’t think he’d think about a boyfriend.
Taehyung- 90% straight. that other 10% is his questionable skinship with his members. not necessarily mannerisms or any other proof. he probably/definitely wouldn’t consider a partner.
J-Hope- 110% same-sex attracted. He’s not in the closet though. He’s just himself. His mannerisms and the way he dances etc is all dainty and “cute” . He doesn’t seem to be crushing on any of his members though. He’s the type to possess a random