At this point he’s living in a glass closet. And it’s fine, because ultimately, it’s not our business and he doesn’t owe the public anything. We also don’t really know exactly what’s going on with his decision making or orientation. Yes, he’s likely had a couple of same-sex relationships. But we don’t really know how seriously he takes those relationships. We don’t know what type of trauma or fluidity he’s experienced. We don’t know what type of hetero pressures he’s experienced in the industry. And we don’t really know where he is in the romantic, sexual, affection, emotional, commitment spectrum. Trying to force or shame public figures to “come out” has always been problematic. While it’s not as if he’s gone entirely out of his way to hide anything.
It is a shame that we still don’t have leading males, potential A-lists, potential leads in big Hollywood productions who are unabashedly “gay”/unapologetically into his sex. But I wouldn’t want to place that pressure on one person. It would so be nice to get to the point where identity and sexual politics aren’t held in such high regard. It’d be nice to get to the place where people (particularly males) don’t feel so much social, ego and career pressures based on identity, sexuality, who they want commitments with, where they fit in the orientation spectrum. But once again, that’s not one person’s problem to resolve. While “queers” on social media who do nothing but speculate about people’s personal lives, push identity politics and/or try to shame people don’t make anything better.