<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I'm gay, and I'm fine with it. I don't see the purpose of "coming out", people will naturally find out when I have a serious relationship and they meet my partner.

I would say that generally my family is not homophobic, and they have been supportive of gay marriage etc., but they do often make light-hearted jokes when they see gay people on TV etc.

They also have made comments about my lack of masculinity and at one time my mom said I was "walking like a gay". It's always meant to be a joke and not intentionally insulting or anything.

I've never told them about my sexuality and they've never asked.  I did wonder at first if they secretly knew, and they were making the jokes as a weird way of showing it, but I'm now fairly certain that it's not the case. They are completely unaware of it and the jokes are just an unfortunate coincidence.

I'm a laidback person and I'm not exactly offended by it (although I'm sure other people probably would be). But it is going to start to get awkward soon. 

My relationship with my family and parents is fine, but I want to get them to stop making these comments without changing the balance in the family or having to announce my sexuality.
<bot>: How do I get them to stop making those jokes and comments without having to create some massive 'coming out' drama?