[The question makes him raise his eyebrows slightly because of the frankness. It's noooot the kind of question a lot of people would just blurt out at home, but he lived around Americans during his time in Detroit and he's used to the bluntness.]

[He mmms thoughtfully.]

I've never really put a label on it.

[He doesn't really sit there fixating on it or worrying about it. His parents haven't had any problems with his relationship with Victor.]

When I was a little younger, I used to have feelings for another friend who's a girl.

[He flushes slightly pink.]

But now Victor and I are a couple. So I guess I like both.

[A shrug. He looks a little awkward but it's not because of his sexual orientation, it's that talking about these things in general generally just isn't done. Right now he's pushing past it because Dave is clearly upset and probably needs to hear this.]

If that's what you're so embarrassed about, there's nothing wrong with it.

For me, being with Victor feels as natural as breathing. If it feels that way for you to be with someone else who's a boy, it's normal, so just...breathe.