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Personally, I wouldn't consider any of this *comp*het, just well-written het! To me, comphet is when the author takes it as assumed that straight is the *only* possibility. In a non-GB story it's less obvious unless there's some not-straight behavior that is shown but then never even addressed or thought about (IE, girl who's really close to her girlfriend and says things like "I wish I could marry *you* instead of a boy" and it doesn't look like she's joking but the writer isn't aware that protagonists can be bi or lesbian) But in a GB story we often see a token objection of "But I'm a guy! I like girls!" that is just dismissed as soon as they've gotten enough dick, or fallen for their friend. We're not shown how those feelings were different than what they're feeling now, or given hints that that really *was* just gender envy or that they're bi. GB yuri that assumes they *do* in fact still only like girls and acts like the situation they're now in is no different is little if at all better, arguably still a manifestation of "comphet" since the author's not really thinking about the character's *gender*, although I don't think I've ever seen them go on acting *exactly* the same -- usually the guy ends up on the bottom and the author doesn't examine at all how this relationship is different, it's maybe treated as a funny joke or something. u_u Your writing is *leagues* above comphet! If other people are using "comphet" to just mean "het" then I am linguistically annoyed at them! I want this separate word to have a meaning!

Squie

Fun fact there's a theory that 80 percent of the population is actually bi, but do to socioeconomic factors unless forced to actually challenge ones sexuality, people go the path of least resistance/"default" to assuming they are straight as that's what is most often pushed by media, religion, parents, etc.


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