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Sure it does... But I dunno I get a vibe that I am supposed to drop dead everytime I see Chloe. And when I see Warren I am supposed to go... "Oh god... It's Warren..."
PriceField - The Shipping of Max Caulfield and Chloe Price
There's a term that escapes me given to people who don't have a designated sexuality until they are with someone they connect to on an emotional/mental level. Maybe it's possible that's what Max is.
When a book does it? Really? Did you think Romeo and Juliet was forced because there was no option to ship Juliet and Mercutio? The writer chooses the story they want to write. You should be glad it wasn't more obvious if you don't like it.
That's probably why those lines weren't used.
Fluid? That's how Ashly Burch described Chloe.
Of course I don't know enough about it to say if orientation plays a role in this at all but the claim is that they only start to develop sexual feelings after a prolonged period of understanding eachother.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p37_Ux1G_BI