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If you don't want male characters flirting with your male character, play a female Tav, Lae'zel, or Karlach.
Honestly, big fan of how this game handled how involved you are with anything in the story.
You can play as an actual murder hobo (Dark Urge), or you can make your companions swoon, and everything in between.
Unlike (for example) Dragon Age, it's as there as you want it to be. It isn't stuck at like what DA tends to be, with romance as the actual B plot to the game. It can be anything from virtually the main quest for some players (and I guess if you romance one particular companion, it kinda is, now that I think about it), to you just cruising with your fantasy BFFs across Faerun - including the fact that most of the main story (if not all of it, I haven't tried to play that way myself) is solo-able if you build well enough.
And of course - there's mods to get rid of it entirely, if that's more your bag (or to have more of it).
BG3 truly is the closest a game has ever come (for me at least) in nailing the *feel* of how tabletop campaigns work beyond a combat level (though combat is done exceptionally well here, don't get me wrong). Tons of player agency in dialogues, your build, even routes you take through the story. Larian really deserves all the praise they've gotten for that aspect of the game.
BTW, although people don't seem to get this, if you create a female Tav and raise their approval with their companions to the same levels, Gale and Wyll and maybe Halsin will still start flirting with that female Tav just as they would a male ... now perhaps as a player this feels less unnatural to you ... just pointing out they will do the same thing regardless of gender..... and yes, in particular, Lae'Zel will flirt as aggressively with a female Tav as she would a male one, again if her approval goes high enough.
To simplify, ALL companions are player/bi sexual. That are romanceable. Although some will be more or less aggressive about flirting. IMHO, Lae'Zel is more aggressive than Wyll or Gale.
Amen
I'm also Gen X, and it's nowhere near where mine are.
But the BG3 Sex Framework can take the game closer to my boundaries. If only I could run it, but at least I can enjoy the output of others using it. Well, maybe not at youtube.
So while you can avoid it, it is easy to accidentally run into it.
Orcs won't let you slay them either unless you engage in romance!
Romance isn't like half of the game. Its around 90% of the game!
Sorry I go where the green bell tells me to, half the time they could be from the same thread, unfortunately.