In every gay male I have known, the early onset of puberty and the father being either distant or overbearing was the case. These gay men hated their fathers and had a strong attachment to their mothers, so they developed effeminate behaviors despite their having very strong masculine features, such as a full beard in high school.
Lordy Jeebus .. what BULLSHIT ^ ^ ^
So you are saying my direct observations are bullshit? That says more about you than me. Dumb ass!
"So you are saying my direct observations are bullshit?"
I believe he is, and I will second that. Your "observation" was a lie you just made up.
A man sees what he wants to see and disregards the rest
I met my first "gay" friend over 35 years ago. My college roommate came out of the closet. I had suspected several acquaintances in high school of being gay, but I did not know them well. Since then I have known numerous gays and lesbians. After I became a teacher, I could see the process in action. So far, exactly none have fallen outside of the parameters I mentioned. I am not a psychiatrist, psychologist or mental health professional in any way, but I see what I see. Your mileage may differ.
To add a little personal spin on this, I had a student that exhibited all the signs of being a closeted lesbian. She had a horrible relationship with her alcoholic father and was abandoned by her mother. She lived with a grandmother who merely tolerated her existence. I actually watched her spiral downward into relationships with other girls and she was never happy. Then she met a young man who took an interest in her and all of that changed. As her teacher and then afterwards, I became her father figure at school. That girl is now my daughter-in-law and the mother of my granddaughter. She has also been a surrogate mother for 4 other children. I could not be more proud of her if she were my own flesh and blood.