The chances of them both falling for a guy and then that guy liking both boys AND girls is so slim, there is hardly a need for a 'list'. Most likely the guy will be straight or gay, and then only one of them could have him anyway. And the very few guys who are into both hardly merit a code of conduct. Seems like a waste of time and excuse for drama.
shareNot trying to be rude- but it's a movie probability doesn't really come into play- And 'excuse for a drama' once again it is a movie it has an inciting incident... That's generally the gist of how dramas work
shareI was thinking the exact same thing.
share*shrug*
Depends on demographic really, various studies and polls show the younger generations sexuality is often more fluid than past generations. I mean look at the recent poll by YouGov in the UK, 49% of people between the age of 18-24 don't rate themselves as exclusively heterosexual. Granted only 17% have had a same sex experience but either way younger folk tend to be less hung up on it than older folk.
Sure it's still not something that'd be happening super frequently but it's not something that doesn't happen either, I mean my flat mate slept with his sisters boyfriend (which in itself is a whole other story)