I totally understand the fact that people may not necessarily answer truthfully about their sexuality due to their fear of how others will treat them. I have gay male friends that have told me this. To this day they have not openly admitted their sexuality to their families and friends.
I do believe that you should not be with a person that you have to question their sexuality. If you are uncomfortable about something -- let it go. It is not worth it in the long run.
I know guys who may appear to be more "sensitive" than some men. This doesn't make him gay. It simply makes him more sensitive than other men. One of the callers in the radio station had a very sexy deep "manly" voice. He was gay. You never know.
However, if you have your suspicions - again I ask - What would you do?
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