As a friend told me, oh so many decades ago, "drive forward, never straight!"

I remember learning about what being gay meant when I was about 7. This was 1963. There was a small group of adults, of which my parents were a part of, at the golf club who golfed together and were close friends. There were 2 middle aged ladies who were part of the group. Always together, lived together. All the adults knew about their relationship. No one cared. One night driving home from the club, it was late and so I was laying down on the backseat. They thought I was sleeping and so were talking about these ladies being lesbians. Not in a critical way at all. I popped up and asked what that word meant. Without missing a beat my mom said “It means they love each other like your dad and I love each other.” Oh. Ok. She was not referring to anything about sex. It was about love. Oh. Ok.

Dad, you had a kid because you found women attractive. Don't complain if your offspring takes after you.

I don't understand what goes on in homophobic minds. They think that being queer is a choice, that it's "choosing" a sinful life. Here's a great video asking people when they chose to be straight: https://youtu.be/QJtjqLUHYoY

Never mind April Fool’s Day, any day was a good day to do that.

YES!!

I really wish that I had parents where I could be openly bi. But nope. My dad is probably on the list of the worlds top ten homophobs of all time. He says "it's only a matter of time up til we have a lesbian president!" Like that would be a bad thing

You deserve better, OP.

With some guys that old stereotype was beaten into them in their youth and they can't give it up. We must feel sorry for them, but we don't have to interact with them.

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I'd hate to be on the receiving end of whatever he points at you if this affects his work standing...