Being Bi ual is not really an issue for me ever since I was enrolled in an all boys school back in middle school. In our generation, being Gay, Lesbian, is not really a problem and people are more open to people like that nowadays. Then there's what we call Biual; being attracted to both genders.
 

Here I am, finally a senior in College, Major in Civil Engineering, finally decided that I really need to live in a dorm nearby the school for me to lessen the traveling time. My luggages were already moved upstairs, my drawing table and other stuff I needed for this year. I grew up in China but my mom married a Korean man when I was 12. They finally decided to move here in Seoul and continue my studies. Growing up with my step father really helped me in my Hangul language and was use as advantage when we moved here. And yes, they know I am Bi.

When I was looking for a dorm to move in, luckily, there is a dorm that the school holds. There I found this dorm, 11 other boys lives in here since 1st year. I literally laughed a lot when I saw the description, stating, "No Homophobic allowed". I took advantage of it, excited to make new friends of my kind or kind of my kind since some of them might be full gays. But what the heck, this is exciting.

Escpecially the exterior of this house. Living up to the modern structures, full of glass windows, played with the shape of boxes, flat roof, a perfectly designed landscape, it's really something.

"Hey, are you Luhan?" A tall and handsome looking guy pointed at me as he approached the door with a girl beside her.

"Yeah." I said.

"Step aside" He said and opened the door revealing the living room.

I stepped in, pissed off by his actions hoping that he is not my roommate, and was greeted by the other boys.

"Annyeonghasseyo. My name is Luhan." I said and bowed to the others.

"Luhan! Welcome to our dorm!" Another tall, big eyed said as he pulled me for a hug.

They are really my kind.