The sexual orientation of the Enhypen members. What do they feel toward men and women? (Tarot Reading)
So, guys, many of you asked for this, and I’ve finally gotten around to the topic. To be honest, I didn’t want to do a Tarot reading on this subject because I find the results of such readings to be extremely unreliable. It is very difficult to predict a person's sexual orientation using Tarot cards; we can really only glean information about their current energy, thoughts, and feelings. Furthermore, Tarot meanings are multifaceted and require very careful interpretation. Sexual orientation is a deeply personal, often hidden matter—sometimes the person themselves cannot sort out their own feelings and desires, or simply hasn't given it much thought. In such cases, the cards tend to reveal neutral information, such as their current state of mind or general mindset. This won't even be an answer to the question! People try to make sense of it and read into it, but in reality, it’s impossible. Yes, there are cards that can speak directly, but to be honest, I’ve practically never come across any like that. So, let’s figure this out.
I had to delve quite deeply into the subject, so we will touch upon the group members' potential sexual orientation, as well as their feelings in general and even their personal lives. This is because their feelings often align with the results of my previous readings regarding their personal lives—an important detail. But let’s take things one step at a time.
We’ll go in reverse order. For some reason, I started with the group's maknae. So,
Ni-ki. He views men strictly as colleagues and even as rivals. He may feel irritated by them and inclined to be defensive. He might expect underhanded moves or blows from them. No, there is nothing romantic here.
But let’s look at his feelings toward men. Oh… He views other men as rivals, as if they were vying for his position, his success, and his popularity. He can get completely stuck in these thoughts and fears of falling short of others. He may be jealous of others' success and believe that other idols achieve popularity undeservedly. He might even come across as arrogant regarding his professionalism, considering himself superior to others. He harbors a sense of cold rivalry toward men of equal status. To him, they are not friends but competitors vying for resources, advertising contracts, and audience attention. Toward men of higher status, he may feel a sense of injustice, as if they are exploiting him and his resources.
How does he feel about women? Nothing good, either. His attitude toward women is in crisis. He feels that women do not appreciate his contributions, or else he himself is unwilling to make the effort to understand female psychology. He may feel that women interact with him for personal gain, publicity, or his status, rather than for who he is. Collaborations or professional relationships with women may also feel burdensome to him. He often finds himself in arguments and conflicts when dealing with women. It is as if both sides are trying to assert their own point of view. Perhaps he is simply drawn to women with whom he can experience drama and intense passion? Could it be that calm, stable relationships just don't interest him? It seems that, what with all these passions and events, the company of women had ceased to give him pleasure. To him, women right now are just a crowd of fans pressuring him and vying for his attention. He is damn tired of it. Earlier, the cards showed that he was in a relationship with a young woman—one marked by romantic drama and heated emotions. It seems they have since parted ways, and he has given himself some time to catch his breath. He may well be single right now, recovering from a relationship that was emotionally draining.
All in all, it seems to me that Ni-ki is still very young and immature. He doesn't understand women, and in his relationships with men, he is driven by overwhelming ambition. He simply needs to grow up.
Jungwon. It seems he is going through an identity crisis. He wakes up after a long sleep and realizes that he is attracted to men. There is very likely a strong physical and sexual attraction involved. He wants to interact with men and spend time with them. Nevertheless, this interest might frighten him; he may view it as wrong and resist his desires in every way possible. All of this stems from a lingering sense of pain. It is possible he had an experience with a man—not necessarily a romantic one, but someone for whom he felt something—and those feelings, or the way that man treated him, caused him pain. As for women, he is currently approaching the matter with a cool head. He has distanced himself from them and views them with suspicion. It is possible that a draining relationship with a woman recently ended, leaving him feeling tired and exhausted; that relationship had reached a dead end, and he sees no future for it. All in all, his relationships with women are not going well right now. There are arguments, conflicts, and an unwillingness to compromise—along with some immature, slightly childish behavior on Jungwon's part. For the time being, the Enhypen members strike me as young and immature; they need to grow up.
All in all, regarding Jungwon, one could surmise that he harbors a genuine, suppressed passion for men; however, the cards that appeared could also manifest as fanservice or powerful professional chemistry with his fellow group members. It is important to keep this in mind. The cards simply indicate that, yes, some form of passion and attraction is present—but the nature of that attraction could be anything (sexual, creative, or professional). I'm just saying that Jungwon has a similar energy, that's all.
Sunoo. Well, I expected to see an attraction to men in his chart. But the cards didn't show that at all. He feels a genuine, friendly warmth toward the men—a sense of family and security. That is most likely how he feels within the group, regardless of what anyone says about him being treated poorly there. It seems that isn't the case at all. With men, he feels at ease, cheerful, and calm. There is no rivalry or hidden aggression in his feelings. He treats men with respect and expects the same in return. It is a sense of healthy camaraderie based on mutual respect. He views the men around him as reliable individuals he can count on. When combined with the Four of Wands, this is an ideal card for a strong male friendship or an honest professional partnership. In reality, he isn't afraid that men will criticize, judge, or evaluate him. He trusts them. I didn't see even a hint of romance here.
As for women, he definitely experiences a very strong attraction primarily sexual but he realizes he is an idol, so he suppresses that urge. Unlike Ni-ki, he tries to avoid toxic relationships and fleeting flings. He keeps himself in check and does not let primal passion take hold of him. He is currently feeling somewhat disappointed, feeling that his relationships with women might not be working out due to external circumstances beyond his control. If there is someone in his life right now, he is unable to see her; their meetings keep falling through. Furthermore, whereas he previously failed to understand women or tended to idealize them, he is now able—in a sense—to decipher and comprehend them. He can clearly see their true motives. It is now difficult to deceive or manipulate him.
All in all, to sum up, he most likely isn't romantically interested in men; the cards suggest, rather, that he may have had a recent conflict with a man that left behind unpleasant memories.
Jake. He respects the men he works with, views them as allies, and has moved past old grievances. I see no hint of romance here, either. He takes pride in the men he works with; shared success and fame bind them together. Their work also creates a bond between them—they learn new things together, gaining skills and professional experience. This is a purely healthy, pragmatic, and friendly interest—specifically regarding the resumption of communication with men after arguments. He is letting go of old grievances. The cards again indicate that he harbors no romantic feelings or thoughts; he evaluates the men around him strictly from a practical and professional standpoint and sees no prospect of developing deeper relationships or connections. There may also be fatigue stemming from shared obligations; he might be experiencing physical exhaustion from his work within the group. There is absolutely nothing romantic about this.
He evidently had a difficult history with women—that much is certain. These feelings suggest he has endured a great deal of hurt and betrayal at their hands. You see, his working relationships with men are completely calm and stable. It’s a different story here. For one thing, he feels lonely regardless of whether there is a woman by his side or not. There is no one to offer him warmth or comfort. He wishes such a woman would appear in his life. Relationships with women bring him a lot of trouble; he reflects on the fact that these relationships are difficult to keep under wraps, or simply that he tends to encounter complicated women who create problems for him. And then, recently, a woman hurt him deeply. They might have broken up, or she might even have cheated on him. He is completely crushed and devastated.
Sunghoon. Here, things are not quite so straightforward. He may well harbor romantic feelings toward men, but they are likely of a very platonic, gentle, and spiritual nature. These are deep, calm, and pure emotions. He is drawn to men primarily on an emotional and mental level—an attraction rooted in complete mutual understanding, trust, and a sense of a kindred spirit. Heart-to-heart conversations, care, and sincerity are what matter to him. If he does have a romantic interest in a man, he develops it very slowly, cautiously, and inconspicuously. He carefully tests the waters without rushing things. If there is an attraction, it is a quiet, comfortable feeling that he may keep to himself for a long time. As for the current situation, his romantic interest in men has either faded or been consciously suppressed. He may have made unsuccessful attempts to get close to men and has since stopped trying. All in all, he is completely breaking free and moving away from that kind of attachment and interest. That said, he may still appreciate men as individuals; in that sense, they can attract him and potentially spark a deeper feeling akin to romantic affection.
He feels great warmth, romantic affection, and emotional attachment toward women. He experiences immense tenderness, an emotional pull, and a desire to care for them. He views women as a source of love, inspiration, emotional warmth, and understanding. There is also a specific woman in his life right now with whom he is deeply in love and who occupies his thoughts; however, this is a love or attraction from a distance—one that has not yet been realized. He genuinely enjoys the company of women; he feels at ease, cheerful, and comfortable around them. While he might seem emotionally guarded or "frozen" in his interactions with men, he loves socializing with women, going on dates, and so on. It can even be purely platonic—you know, I think he is truly capable of being friends with women and being a good friend to them. There doesn't necessarily have to be a romantic undertone. In short, Sunghoon knows how to be friends with girls. And one last thing I want to say is that he wants to socialize with women. He’s tired of working and wants to relax and unwind a bit. That doesn’t necessarily imply anything risqué; it’s simply a desire for conversation and emotional warmth.
Jay feels a strong professional drive when it comes to the men involved—a desire for shared success, a way out of a stalemate, and a clear sense of direction. I believe this refers to the male members of the group. First of all, he feels a tremendous surge of energy in their company; he views them as a team capable of achieving success and delivering results. All in all, things are shaping up well. He is expressing thoughts and feelings that are purely professional, fueled by inspiration regarding the success that lies ahead. Right now, he is supremely confident in his abilities.
He feels a strong physical and sexual attraction toward women. However, this interest is highly volatile—it is a flash of passion, a flirtation, a desire to win someone over and then move on. The cards again indicate that he is experienced and sophisticated in matters of love; he is a true seducer and conqueror. At the same time, he may harbor some resentment toward women or suppress his feelings due to his status as an idol. He might even behave somewhat selfishly around women. He may well be flattered by his popularity with them and the ease with which he can win them over. Right now, I’d say his relationships with women are temporarily on hold—either due to some hurt feelings or simply because of a hectic work schedule.
All in all, he isn't into men romantically. He’s simply staying within his traditional comfort zone and has no burning desire to step outside the bounds of conventional experience. He’s happy as things are; he’s perfectly content.
Heeseung. He regards men with a purely professional respect, honesty, and a calm sense of trust. While there may have been conflicts, misunderstandings, or painful situations involving men in his past—whether in a work setting or personal interactions—that pain has now completely vanished. He has fully let go of all negativity, forgiven past professional grievances, and is committed to peaceful coexistence. He values the comfort, care, financial stability, and predictability that an all-male work environment provides. For him, it is a calm, grounded setting where he can work productively and feel secure. He treats men with respect, honesty, and a professional attitude. He does not engage in intrigue, harbor envy, or anything of the sort. It is an honest and fair relationship. He may relate to men in terms of status, respect, and hierarchy. He might be a mentor, a leader, or a loyal ally. There is nothing romantic about it. And should such feelings arise, he possesses the strength to dismiss them.
Furthermore, he feels a strong physical attraction to women, along with obsession and sexual passion. The female sex draws him in on a deep, instinctive level. Yet, when he enters into relationships with women, he feels no moral satisfaction—only an inner emptiness. He cannot find—or perhaps has simply not yet met—a woman capable of leaving genuine, sincere emotions and warmth in his heart. I also think that, when it comes to relationships with women, he is completely unprepared to show maturity, take responsibility, or make long-term plans. This can manifest as chaotic dating, outbursts of jealousy, or a reluctance to invest in a stable, lasting partnership. Then again, this could be due to the fact that he hasn't met the one true love of his life, or simply isn't ready for a serious relationship.
All the information provided is intended for entertainment purposes only and based on intuition. I recommend not taking it too seriously and simply enjoying the reading experience.
