Ah, the gender- and LGBT-fail. There's plenty to go around, from the female hexen-wolf who's so much more out of control and aroused by violence compared to her male counterparts in Fool Moon to the calmer male/more violent and less rational partnership dynamic he's used not just once, but twice.

Then there's the fact that the only characters with any sort of non-straight sexuality or attraction partner have all been women, with two of the three being vampires and the last someone who 'experimented in college'. Now, some of the male vampires will refer to men as 'food' with all that entails, but unlike the women their same-sex feeding/attachment is never shown. Then again, the fact that I'm having to pull in vampire feeding preferences because it's the closest situation to non-straight sexuality in the series should say it all.

I dunno how people don't notice these things either, honestly, but they're pretty obvious with even half a glance. Unfortunately, some people don't want to even look straight at it in the first place.