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Oh no, I didnāt just do this.

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So Links attraction to āpeople who could beat him upā doesnāt only apply to guys
Rhettš I love when bi!Link shows up out of nowherešš
Analyzing and assuming
Iāve watched the fan fic episode at least four times now, and I still almost die laughing. This time, I was able to focus a little more on the details, like the fact that Rhett has trouble looking Link in the eyes - or looking at him at all - while reading, while Link directs the best lines directly at Rhett. My absolute favourite moment is when he hisses at Rhett for eating his special peanut butter, but also, when he uses that perfect accusatory tone and confronts Rhett for f***ing him while heās washing the pots.
Rhett was clearly more uncomfortable with his lines. When heās reading the bit about nipping and sucking Linkās lips, he is focusing on the words, but trying his best to not think about the story - while Link goes on to comment that Rhett shouldnāt be nipping on his lips because of his herpes. He wouldnāt say that if he was trying to dissociate, but that would be his response if he was actually imagining the scene in his mind and accidentally blurring the lines of reality and fiction - that is, after all, one of the reasons why they decline all kinds of mouth connections in real life. But this is a fictional story, set in an alternate universe where men are able to get pregnant - does he even have herpes in that reality? Rhett is quick to point out that that is the least of their problems, when one of them is having a baby, and also mentions that he hasnāt really been following what is going on. He focuses on saying the words, but does his best to keep them away from his mind.
Another interesting little detail is that Link tries to calm Rhett down by saying: āWeāre wrestling!ā (instead of actually having sex) - which is the word Rhett used in that leftover Valentineās candy episode when explaining the kids the loud noises coming from mommy and daddyās bedroom the night before. In the world of GMM euphemisms, wrestling = having sex. Which again, gives an interesting perspective to the time when Rhett suggestively talked about the time when they went through a UFC phase.
Later in the same story, just before Rhett hands out his card in defeat for not being able to finish it, Link suggests that he should make Stevie read it, and continues to say: āYou donāt have to do this if you donāt want to.ā I think, in whatever meetings they had about this episode beforehand, Rhett probably wasnāt too thrilled about the idea, and Link feels a little guilty for making him go through with this. Because, still, Link isnāt nearly as uncomfortable as Rhett.
In the beginning, when they give the content warning, Link says, without this episode, heād probably go through life without ever reading their fanfiction, and instead of talking for both of them - like they often do, saying we instead of I - he only speaks for himself. Does that mean that Rhett has read their fanfiction before - which is why he is so unwilling - or, was this episode partially Linkās idea, because he was a little curious?
Now, as every adult should know in 2020 (but many still donāt), labeling someone something when they havenāt put said label on themselves, isnāt very ethical. The only label Rhett and Link have ever used for themselves in terms of sexuality is straight - and unless they themselves find reason to relabel themselves, that is what they are. I personally, mainly because of the way I came to terms with my own labels at a later age, nowadays see sexuality as a spectrum. Iāve also tried to teach myself to, instead of assuming the norm is heterosexuality unless proven otherwise, think that unless proven otherwise, many people have the capability to be at least bi-curious.
Shipping aside, I kinda believe Link is bisexual. He may never have acted upon it in any way, he is in a happy marriage with a woman, and his friendship with Rhett is probably just the platonic friendship they say it is. None of these things really make it any less possible that he is bi. Bisexuality doesnāt mean you have to prove yourself by having sex with more than one gender. In the broadest definition, it just means that you are sexually attracted to more than one gender. The first (and only) person of that gender may come up later in life, and you may easily go through life for years without realizing this part about yourself - and the way modern society works, no-one will tell you, when you are hitting puberty, that there is an option that explains why you fancy girls, boys and/or something else. Most certainly, this was not something youād learn growing up in a small, religious community, in the 90s.
Link has, either intentionally, or accidentally, been dropping all kinds of hints about some level of bicuriosity in the recent times, and heās made a point about how heās an ally of the LGBTQ community. Itās a clichĆ© to say that the strong allies often turn out to be members of the community at some point, but it happens. It has taken me years to come to terms with my own identity, and now that Link has started therapy, I kinda think this is something he might end up thinking about. It doesnāt really need to change anything on the outside, but just coming out to yourself really makes life that much better.
Anyway, this has been my deep analysis of the curious little details of this GMM episode, and apparently a too-deep a dig to human sexuality. So many times people assume everyone is either straight or gay, and Iām just assuming something else for a change. I ship Rhink, and on a fictional level, everything is possible. On a more realistic level, Iāll probably always think of Link as bi from now on - not based on this one silly episode, but on all the little things here and there. And even on the smaller spectrum of heterosexuality, Iād bet a jar of peanut butter on the fact that Link is just a tad less straight than Rhett.
Seeing ššā¤ everywhere
I've developed a theory this mythical season involving Link. I know it's probably in part me projecting my own thoughts to others, but still...I certainly have been rocking a lot of blue-purple-pink outfits since I realized I was bi, and it has been so much fun theorizing about Link's choices of clothing. And of course, they did spray their tank of water into a bi flag.
Ever since R&L were guests on Pete Holmes' podcast and talked about how people in ancient Greece were bi, and Link sounded so fascinated by that mention, I've been thinking about how the assumption always is we are all straight, but if you give a chance to the possibility of someone being bisexual, things appear in a different light. Based on this theory, I made this little bi mood board starring Link. Can you see what I see?

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Link staring at the underwear ad reminded me of a HC Iāve had in my drafts since the swimming in men episode...
I know everyone loves bi Rhett but my HC is that Link is bi, not Rhett, and heās worried about people finding out.
So Rhett being an awesome BFF plays up to the whole āRhett likes boys tooā bit so that he can show Link āSee... people donāt think less of me, its not so scary for people to know who you areā
thatās why we get lots of bi!Rhett moments, and i think weāll get more Link moments as he gets more comfortable.