I met many girls dressed as tomboys at school. They often took a girl's hand and went out to play. Sometimes a girl will hold her waist behind an electric car. Although I'm not sure whether she is really gay or not, I still see her very closely because she and I are in the same dormitory.
Every time I watch them go out in pairs, occasionally there will be other roommates next to them, usually they are together, so I guess they are lesbians. Alas, there is another couple in our school. My roommate and I happened to meet them kissing, and I always seem to meet them since I found them kissing.
I guess they are both familiar with us. Once I went to pick up the courier and met them walking hand in hand on the playground. Sometimes I run on the playground with my roommate at night, and I can see many homosexuals walking on the playground. In a boys' school, there are also many homosexuals. Ex-boyfriend's school is almost an all-boys school.
Especially in his major, generally no girls will go, so there are a pair of gay men in his dormitory. They have been together since freshman year, and now it has been more than a year. I have been to my ex-boyfriend's school, and what I saw was not a picture of high school playing together in groups of three or five.
Basically, two boys walk together, so there may be some real friends and some real gays. My ex-boyfriend was a little homophobic. Since the couple in their dormitory became married, and I often see some boys cuddling together at school, I feel normal.
After all, the school is such a situation, and the ratio of men and women in her school is not much different, so I see more men and women walking together, and rarely see homosexuality, and few girls dress up as tomboys, and few boys are very girly.
In short, I have been in college for a year, and I have never heard of or met homosexuals. I really can't say that it doesn't exist without seeing it, but it can be seen from the ratio of men to women and the fact that men and women walk together on the playground. There are fewer homosexuals in their school, which is a little less than that in boys' schools or girls' schools anyway.
Not every university has many homosexuals. Only in schools with unbalanced male-female ratio, there are many homosexuals, many gay boys and many gay girls. Therefore, when we talk about more homosexuality in colleges and universities, we must first analyze whether the proportion of men and women in colleges and universities is balanced.