Not sure this lends itself a whole thread but, yeah. It was recently my 16th birthday and as I'm sure you're aware, that means one thing in the eyes of a dad like mine. I'm legal. He came into my room and woke me up to say happy birthday. He then proceeded to say: 'Guess what, Jason! You're legal!' I knew what he meant but I tried to steer it another way: 'Yeah, to buy a lottery ticket' I said. To which he replied: 'No. Biologically you're legal. You're my little man!' I cringed as my mum listened in on the whole thing. I hated it! I just wanted to say it there and then that his hopes of his 'little man' were slightly deluded. But hey, I thought it was obvious! If liking Lady GaGa, musicals and Glee aren't a big enough sign, his gaydar must be seriously faulty or I am great at hiding it. Either way it's horrible. I hate being the lost cause. Being the son that doesn't fulfil his wants in a son. I can't be that son and he'll never get it. It's just me and my sister and I blew his one chance of having a 'little man.' Gosh... Being gay can really suck. Not that I didn't know already.
I have a similar problem, but i really don't care what my dad thinks When we were in Amsterdam all he was doing was making snide jokes about him giving me money to go to the brothels, as I'd never have sex any other time, and how he hoped they had a jigolo free for me He doesn't even know yet. And if that's he way my dad wants to play it so be it To be honest I don't get on with men in general, as in men, not guys. There isna difference Back on topic, I get what you're on about and it's ok :/
You’re your dad’s little man. You would have been your dad’s little man even if you were gay or straight. His gaydar isn’t broken...it’s obvious you’re a dude, his “no duh meter” is working perfectly.
