[davinxtk]

A neat pile of shit is right, Fartin, I don't think any of the traits you just listed qualify as genetic.

Did anyone forget that the topic at hand is gay people coming out of the closet, or, more accurately, Fartin's irrational confusion about the subject?
The only time any homosexual I've ever known in my entire life has brought their sexuality to light is when it's specifically useful in conversation or life.
For example, when I was ten, my best friend (then 13) asked me if I had a problem with gay people. I told him that I didn't know any, and he told me that I did. I was the first person that he ever told, and it was a big step in his life.
Or, in another instance, last summer I was hitting on some girl and I tried to get her number. She pointed accross the festival we were at and said that her girlfriend wouldn't be happy about that.
It's not like people just dance around yelling that they're gay.
And yes, bisexual people and straight people do have a flag. The rainbow flag symbolizes diversity, it's not strictly a gay pride flag as many closed-minded heteros would be quick to label it.