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Deli Guy: What do you wanna do? You wanna go to the beach? Bob: No. Wait, I-I'm straight. I mean, I'm mostly straight. Deli Guy: Let's grab a coffee! No, let's just have sex! Ah, this feels so great! Bob: I gotta go cook this. Also, I'm married. But if I wasn't You're out of my league. Romantic relationships , sex , and romantic and sexual attraction are staples of fiction, and — unless you're dealing with asexual and aromantic characters or a No Hugging, No Kissing setting — characters will express at least some desire for it.
The vast majority of the time, male characters are attracted to women, and female characters are attracted to men, there are some homosexual characters , and very rarely you'll get a bisexual character unless it's a Queer Romance , where naturally the last two categories are more common , but others aren't so definite.
Most of the time, this character's interest in people of a different gender is explicitly stated or written to be obvious, while their interest in people of the same gender is subtle or downplayed, but the inverse does exist. Characters with a Heterosexual Life Partner are especially prone to this. Getting Crap Past the Radar can be a reason for this trope, the writers wanting to include hints a character is gay or bi but with enough heterosexuality to appease the Moral Guardians.
It should be noted that what makes a character Ambiguously Bi and what differentiates them from Bisexual characters is largely a matter of opinion. Obviously, some form of attraction to people of different genders is required, but the exact extent varies; for some people, an offhand comment or a prolonged glance can be enough; for others, nothing short of onscreen sex can suggest bisexuality as a possibility. Characters who express If It's You, It's Okay further muddle the issue, as by definition, that makes a character bisexual, but there are otherwise straight and gay people in real life who do have exceptions to the "rule" of their sexuality.
