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That's such a hilarious reason to assume someone was gay, but my theory is that there is something else that contributed to her assumption the mom isn't telling him. This justification sounds like something she just pulled out of a hat because she was getting called out. It is probably a big part of her assumption, but it cannot be the only thing; otherwise, she would've had reasonable doubts and probably wouldn't have told her friends about it.
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While his verbiage could be better, I don't blame him for getting upset about this unfounded speculation. Straight people who are assumed to be gay can also be the victims of homophobia, and those rumors are not quickly clarified, and clarifications are frequently not believed when the rumor is so widespread. I feel like this guy might feel a little differently if his crush's mom wasn't one of the people who was told he was gay.
Mom tells her friends that her 20-year-old son is gay because his best friend laughs at his bad jokes: 'She had always assumed he and I are gay, which is not the case'
It's hard to control what your mom says about you to her friends. You can tell her something extremely personal that you wouldn't even tell your close friends, and next thing you know, she's done The Telephone Hour from Bye Bye Birdie with your grandma, your aunt, her sorority sisters, and the mom of your best friend. Sharing something with your parent shouldn't give them the liberty to broadcast it to anyone and everyone, but unfortunately, that happens more often than you'd think.
It's one thing for your mom to tell your secrets that are actually true, but it's beyond screwed up for your mom to spread rumors about you. You would expect that of an immature fake friend, but not of the woman who gave you life. The young man in this story recently learned that his mom was going around telling her friends he was gay, and he was angry.
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