Oh boy. Why is this always the argument that is brought up? Even if (and that is a reaaaaallllllllllllllyyyyyy huge if) Kurogane was in love with Tomoyo and Fai was in love with Chii at one point in their lives, that does not mean that they cannot change and love another person more than they loved people that are currently in their past.
Also, episode 32 has no canon standing whatsoever, it was just thrown in there by BeeTrain because they like adding pointless fillers. That makes people who don't read the manga believe that all this garbage they invent happens, and people form opinions such as the one you have stated above because they aren't recieving their information from proper channels. I choose to belive CLAMP's manga canon over the canon of an anime company who doesn't know how to adapt a manga into an animation.
And if Kurogane is in love with Tomoyo, then he'd be Freud's perfect case for the oedipal complex, because Tomoyo is practically exactly like Kurogane's mother in every way.
As for Fai, I just cannot see how anyone can believe that he is heterosexual XD
But whatever, if you choose to believe that Kurogane/Tomoyo and Fai/Chii will be canon, then shikata ga nai.
Hyuu, well-said, meliwan-san! (Oh, that Freud. He certainly loves his sex.)
There are a lot of reasons why I dislike the Kuro/Tomo pairing. For one, Tomoyo is/was in love with Sakura. Even if she has never met Sakura as Kurogane's Tomoyo-hime, doesn't that give everyone some hint as to which way she swings? I'm not against bisexuality at all, but it would be incredibly unrealistic from Tomoyo's attraction to change suddenly from sweet, innocent Sakura to big, rough,
manly Kurogane. In addition, Kurogane has been sent away to learn the meaning of true strength... presumably strength found in the heart like the sort of strength Syaoran has from his desire to protect Sakura. So wouldn't it be a
little bit anti-climactic if he learnt this and then just went back home to marry Tomoyo, whom he could not learn this lesson from alone? Though I think he does care for her more than anyone else from his past, he isn't
in love with her.
And FaixChii... I'm not even gonna touch that one. To me the entire idea of FaixChii just screams fangirl denial of Fai's sexual preference
. But seriously...
Fig. A: Hideki.
Fig. B: Fai changing Chii into a security alarm. Pool covers = tru luv?!
Fig. C: Fai has spent less than 10 pages in her presence during the entirety of Tsubasa. Not to say he didn't have a good relationship with her beforehand, but there is no canonical reference to this.
Fig. D: Additionally, as far as we know, has spent 0 minutes thinking about her.