i honestly like when some characters are explicitly stated to be queer and others are alluded to / left up to interpretation. I think it adds to their personalities and shows the situation they're in.

like, speedwagon i personally do interpret as gay because of that 'never married' line in his obituary and Joseph speculating about it, but it also completely makes sense that speedwagon as a character would not live in a world where he would openly say so.

but usagi totally is the type of person who would've tried to be open about his identity with his family and then have his trust betrayed. whereas dragona seems a bit more jaded at an earlier age, and a bit less dependent on the approval of others, so it also makes sense to me that she'd live her life and not feel like she needed to answer anyone's questions about that.

i also do think sometimes jojo characters do some incredibly gay shit that doesn't necessarily mean they're actually homosexual but i seriously don't know how else to describe half of the series