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The first 126 of Shakespeare’s collection of 154 sonnets are addressed to a man, sometimes referred to as the “Fair Youth.” Some of these poems involve a “rival poet,” as if the Youth is caught in a love triangle between Shakespeare and another man. The rest of the sonnets are addressed toward the Dark Lady, a female lover who was almost certainly not his wife. Reading this collection, it’s pretty clear, in my opinion, that Shakespeare was queer, and probably somewhere on the bisexual spectrum.
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