[ SECRET POST #2713 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2713 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

An actor claiming a certain character is not gay/bi is meaningless - an actor just portrays the character, doesn't write it.

Frankly, in general, I'm of the opinion that only the canon is, well, canon. I think once a work is out there, even the writer's opinion is not god. I'm not talking exclusively about sexuality here, but just in general. I wholly believe that writers are capable of messing up characters and making them OOC, etc.

But anyway. While I don't think anyone should claim that a character is canon gay unless explicitly stated in the canon, I think that goes the other way. Unless explicitly stated in canon, characters aren't canon straight, either.