QUOTE(Desperado @ Aug 11 2006, 12:11 AM)
Actually the problem was too much communication. Had I said nothing, I wouldn't be in this situation.
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True, but silence is just as much a form of communication as verbosity. When it isn't handled right, it falls apart.
I won't pretend I know all the answers to all the problems, as I certainly have my own share to deal with. I've just learned that successful communication has requirements, and when any of those requirements aren't met, it stands a chance of failure.
In terms of your situation, I think the problem is they've gone off and made the conclusion you're gay, and you're thinking there's nothing you can do about that. If you told them you weren't, they'd think you were in denial or something. That tells me that you aren't on an even ground for communication to begin with, which is really what the problem is in the first place.
My advice is to find a way to get to a level where all of you aren't afraid of exploring and discussion issues (sometimes personal ones) in general. It may be something you can do during a single dinner discussion sitting, or it might be something you'll have to build up over time. Bottom line is, when you can be able to do that, then you'll be in a better position to confront the issue.