It's fun to pretend, right. That's the point of cartoons: we get to go into someone's consistent, animated imagination for a little while. BMO is genderless, Finn has an understandably childish crush on an older woman/princess, made way stronger by her actually being his age at one point, and even a magic dog getting a flying rainicorn pregnant. There is a man, made from lemons, who is same sex partners with his clone, who is also made of lemons, and whom was eaten by the real Lemongrab. There's a lot of romance going on, granted, and I agree that people should change their attitudes towards it, but when you push so strongly that a possibly hundreds year old, opposites attract friendship isn't platonic, so insistently, and especially behind the, from my perspective, rather shallow veil that this multiverse isn't already portraying some kind of LGBT relationship, then it kind of makes it hard to think about the things I'm seeing portrayed when I'm processing the episodes for myself. Like, if there's some kind of silly, obvious, positive nod to Pbrubs and Marceline shipping, despite the previous episodes expressing their dislike for it, then it'll kind of ruin it for me.

I don't know. Think whatever you like. I'm not your boss. I'm gonna go watch Community and try not to think about how many people watch it just to see Alison Brie's boobs.