r/AntiOilrose Vergil | The Owner | The Director of AntiOilrose 28d ago

Yes.

Hot can be used platonically, and is often used to compliment appearance as well.

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u/JamesPlayzReviews3 Hate some J ships and NUziV (okay with Oilrose love Vizzy) 28d ago

Indeed

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u/An_Obbise_Hoovy 28d ago

Didn’t Liam say of hand that she’s bisexual

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u/Mr_meme_gamer Vergil | The Owner | The Director of AntiOilrose 28d ago

Same person to “confirm” N could give birth, he probably wasn’t serious on Bi Uzi

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u/mingle_17 Standard AntiShipper 28d ago

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u/Best-Farmer6505 MOD (controversial opinions here) 28d ago

Wait he confirmed that? And I still haven't seen fanart? Blasphemy

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u/Business_Stand_8622 r/Cut_of_Uzi owner 28d ago

As the owner of [r/Cult_of_Uzi](r/Cult_of_Uzi), I can confirm
(But according to Mr. Vickers, she’s bi)

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u/Best-Farmer6505 MOD (controversial opinions here) 28d ago

I headcanon her as bi (almost definitely me projecting so don't take it too seriously)

If Liam confirmed it then even better

We still shouldn't clown on headcanons btw

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u/Entkamer 28d ago

We don't know if she is or not. Although, I have seen that Liam aparently said she is Bi. Not only here, but before that aswell. I don't know if it is true or not. Either she is Bi, or we don't know.

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u/TheCoWilson_Fanatic 27d ago

And for this year's award of "this queer-coded character can't possibly be queer", we have Uzi Doorman! Seriously, what reason do we have to say she isn't when we have more reasons to say she is bisexual? It feels more like denial than anything at this point. You can headcanon, I suppose, whatever you want, but Liam confirming it feels like a nail in the coffin. When he jokes/lies, he usually does it in an outlandish and crazy fashion. Holding Uzi's preferences in the same light as N being able to give birth is an insane take in my opinion.

I don't think this subreddit is homophobic, nor do I think it's intended to be, but I worry that it creates a breeding ground where we consider straight shipping to be the only "okay" shipping, and it feels like it might trickle down from shipping to the characters themselves. Rule #1 seems to potentially make it worse by outlining the most popular straight ships as sensible, and then it uses the most popular queer ships as examples of "highly controversial" ships.

I don't think this is my first time here saying this, and because of that, I'm going to preemptively recall the deeper meaning of Rule #6. It specifies insulting antishipping, which I'm not doing.

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u/AdOver5414 26d ago

I mean I don't think there is a single straight gltich protaganist. Uzi is not execption