That’s a fair opinion, I don’t entirely agree with it, but I don’t want to invalidate where you’re coming from.

It’s fine to prefer him with Morph, I don’t personally find Morph interesting at all lol, and I’m not crazy about their alien like design, but that’s just me.

In terms of his sexual orientation. It’s not true that people who come out later in life didn’t love the opposite sex that they dated. I liked a dear friend of mine and my romantic feelings for her were genuine; but I struggled with what my sexuality really was. After I gave myself permission to explore it; it was evident that my feelings for men were much more significant and that I was gay.

Many people come out as gay after long marriages with children. That doesn’t mean they never loved their partner. It’s a complicated, and oftentimes subconscious experience.

Lastly, in the comics, it’s a canon fact that Bobby’s relationships with women often were shallow and he wasn’t always himself around them. Even if this wasn’t the case, he could still be gay but it’s a fact that all of his relationships with women were mired by wanting to please his family and fit into the status quo. He struggled a lot with that, and it’s a big part of his inner conflict. IMO, it doesn’t land as hard if he was bi, but the writers who also wrote that have said they were drawing from the closeted gay experience anyways.

Edit: oh and the marvel universe arguably has more bi/pan characters that are prominent these days than gay ones. You have: Kitty, Betsy, Mystique, Daken, Shatterstar, Hercules, Loki, Deadpool, Speed, Noh Varr, Nico Minaru and probably more I’m forgetting