Shows definitely do that kind of thing when hyping up a specific love story, to kind of misguidedly highlight how special it is that a seemingly straight person’s SO in love with this one person who HAPPENS to be a woman. And in real life, when somebody’s first going through that, they may think about that person as an exception, but I think real people are more likely to think about what it means for them, as opposed to the straight writers writing a fictional character. But I still don’t see the point of her coming out as only Katesexual, if they’re going to make her go through all of this.