@Thanotos Omega
“Historians think gay people are straight with close friends” is a bullshit myth
@Zincy
It’s actually not confirmed whether Alexander and Hephaestion were lovers, but there are a lot “that’s kinda extreme even for close friends” moments in the history books
Like them circling the tombs of Achilles and Patroclus(while the two aren’t explicitly homosexual in the Iliad, many Greek writers before Alexander very much thought they were) and Alexander grieving hardcore over his death(the fact that he tried to deify him as a god like future emperor Hadrian did when his twink boyfriend died isn’t lost on me)
It’s worth noting that if they did have a homosexual relationship, they would have an interest in concealing it because either one of them being a “bottom” in a gay relationship would be deeply embarrassing(because you know, Ancient Greece), so that could be an explanation why it isn’t explicit in ancient sources
With that being said he had explicitly homosexual relations with a Persian eunuch called Bagoas so he was definitely bi at least