Thoschei
So if the doctor in this new seasons shows interest in men that would make the doctor pretty much bisexual or pan, if he doesn’t then rn the doctor is a lesbian. And on the master’s case I think he was bi/pan with a preference with men maybe??? Idk. Thoughts??? Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Though Doctor Who is a science fiction series that regularly reinvents itself, certain things are constant. The Doctor is the Doctor, no matter who is playing the character.
The Doctor and the Master
Thoschei is the non-binary ship between the Doctor and the Master from the Doctor Who fandom. On Gallifrey, the Doctor and the Master were friends. The Doctor with the nickname "Theta Sigma" and belonging to the House of Lungbarrow, and the Master going by Koschei and belonging to the House of Oakdown. Both were considered not typical Gallifreyans and as a result, both decided to leave. You can never tell what your childhood friends will become. Despite being very good friends, there came a point where their paths diverged. The Doctor
Doctor Who has always been queer, to at least some degree, and it's about time that the show pushed this integral facet of the character "into areas it's never quite been into before.". Thoschei is the non-binary ship between the Doctor and the Master from the Doctor Who fandom. On Gallifrey, the Doctor and the Master were friends. Doctor Who
How do you feel about the subtext between The Doctor and The Master? I'm gay, but personally, I've never seen their relationship as anything but platonic, but I do think it adds depth to The Doctor's history, through whatever lens you view it. The Doctor is a genderfluid character as well as an aro-ace via the Sixth Doctor and ace via the Fourth, Tenth, Eleventh and Fourteenth Doctors who is often characterized as panromantic and asexual, from Doctor Who. Much of the Doctor's early history is surrounded in mystery and contradictions. How do you feel about the The Doctor and The Master having
The Doctor is a genderfluid character (as well as an aro-ace via the Sixth Doctor and ace via the Fourth, Tenth, Eleventh and Fourteenth Doctors) who is often characterized as panromantic and asexual, from Doctor Who. Much of the Doctor's early history is surrounded in mystery and contradictions. Some accounts proclaim the Doctor a Time Lord, half-human via the Eighth Doctor film, another. Anyone who considers themselves to be a proper fan of Doctor Who knows that the Doctor's worst enemy isn't the Daleks, but the Master, a fellow Time Lord who essentially lives to torture the Doctor. For such a vital character of the show, the Master actually made their debut eight years after Doctor Who began. 
Was the doctor and/or the master in love with each
The Master certainly was obsessing quite a bit over Doctor's body. Rewatch Keeper of Traken, the leer on his face is outright sexual. (honestly, for a rotting corpse, Crispy had mad game). Delgado and Three act like an old married couple more than anything. .
Weird question but does the Doctor's sexuality
The Doctor's sexuality changing through regeneration wouldn't be that weird, but 12 also admitted in World Enough and Time that the Master used to be his man crush when they were younger. . 
Doctor Who's Doctor has always been queer – so what's the
In Doctor Who, The Doctor and the Master weren't always bitter rivals - they were childhood friends, and this can be seen in their confrontations. .