The conversation is about the common trope of bi characters being portrayed as into one gender outside of exceptions, typically exceptions that create drama or indicate that the character is in emotional turmoil.

It's not the same trope though. He literally what, dated two men in the show? Yeah I know the context. Your context sucks. It's funny to claim I didn't read context while you ignore the rest of the comments further down, including my more detailed reply. Expecting the characters on tv to display every aspect of their sexuality and identity to enforce it is silly. It's like complaining you don't see the person as gay because they didn't date anybody on camera. Representation doesn't mean all or nothing.