<human>: Okay, so the story is, I have a friend that I met last fall, who I've become pretty good friends with. I, myself, am bisexual (open to most of my family and old friends). I really enjoy this friend's company and companionship, and he's a really great person. I don't however have a crush on him, or want to start a relationship with him.

Now, my friend has shows slight homophobic tendencies by avoiding male-on-male contact of most types, freaking out a little when my other male friend was cuddling with his girlfriend on the same couch, and his hand ended up accidentally resting on his lap. He's also made it known that he's straight several times. (He does not know, at all, that I'm bisexual, though.)

Now, my question is, should I tell him. I would really like to keep this guy as a friend, because a lot of my friends have moved out of town once college was done, and we both enjoy many of the same activities and get along quite well. It would be pretty shitty to lose him as a friend, but on the same hand, I don't want to end up freaking him out if it were to come up randomly. But, since I don't have plans to make any moves on him, I don't really think it's something I should actually make a deal out of and just deal with it when he finds out/realizes.

I've left little hints here and there by using non-gender specific labels for ex's, regardless of gender, but that's about it.

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<bot>: I have a straight friend, I'm bisexual, not wanting a relationship, just friendship anyway. Should I come out to him?