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The theory of Alexander Hamilton x John Laurens

So I'll do more research but this is what I found in the wiki for John Laurens

"Sexuality and relationship with Alexander Hamilton

As a young man in Geneva, from ages 16 to 19, Laurens "never had difficulty attracting women and men", while reserving "his primary emotional commitments for other men." According to Laurens's biographer Gregory D. Massey, this period "marked the beginning of a pattern; he continually centered his life around homosocial attachments to other men." , in , refers to that are not of a or sexual nature, such as , , and .

Shortly after his marriage, while in Washington's camp, Laurens met and became extremely close friends with Alexander Hamilton. They exchanged many letters during the several years when different assignments and Laurens's capture by the British kept them apart; for example, when the terms of Laurens's parole prevented him from being present at Hamilton's wedding to in December 1780, even though Hamilton had invited him. While emotional language was not uncommon in among those of the same gender in this historical period, Hamilton biographer stated that the intensely expressive language contained in the Hamilton-Laurens letters "raises questions concerning homosexuality" that "cannot be categorically answered".

Stating that "one must tread gingerly in approaching this matter," Hamilton biographer Ron Chernow wrote that it is impossible to say "with any certainty" that Laurens and Hamilton were lovers, noting that such an affair would have required the exercise of "extraordinary precautions" because sodomy was a capital offense throughout the colonies at the time. Chernow concluded that based on available evidence, "At the very least, we can say that Hamilton developed something like an adolescent crush on his friend." According to Chernow, "Hamilton did not form friendships easily and never again revealed his interior life to another man as he had to Laurens", and after Laurens's death, "Hamilton shut off some compartment of his emotions and never reopened it."

In contrast to Hamilton's effusive letters, surviving letters from Laurens to Hamilton were notably less frequent and less passionately worded, although some letters written by Laurens have been lost or may have been destroyed.

Massey has dismissed speculations on John Laurens's supposed homosexuality and on a Laurens-Hamilton relationship as unsubstantiated, concluding, "Their relationship was platonic, a bond formed by their devotion to the Revolution and mutual ambition for fame." Years later, Massey regretted that the tone of his assertion had been decisive rather than equivocal, conceding that the matter "can not be definitively resolved.""

Bruh I think that it was real because YeS

Hamilton (Especially in the musical) Is def bisexual.

I love how lin hints at it in 'My shot' if you see how Anthony (Actor of John and Philip) Looks at lin, it's so suttle yet amazing.

Plus- Ham and Laurens where so close that Hamilton asked John to find him a wife after realizing John was Married throughout the Affair-

Now, this may not all be true. This is just stuff I've heard and read but my, oh my I really hope this was true.

AlSo, hE wRoTe SomE cough VeRy SeXuaL nOtEs tO jOhn