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Why should you accept that in this case?
Because there is still a large social stigma against being anything other than completely heterosexual.
If we lived in a society without that, then bisexual men could identify themselves as heterosexual, or llamas for all I care.
There is no evidence that a man who lets another man blow him (just since this is the thread title) who choses not to say he is bi or gay will suffer any social stigma if he does. You are inserting your belief in here. There is no evidence that is the reason why he choses not to.
Researchers don't call these men bisexual or homosexual they simply call them men who have sex with men (MSM). The term MSM is often used in medical literature and social research to describe such men as a group for research studies without considering issues of self-identification. Can I stress "self-identification"? In modern social studies of sexuality, distinctions have been made among sexual identities, desires, and behaviors. Understanding that these dimensions of sexuality do not always travel together in predictable ways was one impetus for introducing the term MSM. What I continue to see here is a thinking of sexuality in flat behavioral terms which is simply erroneous. And no researcher or scientist or sexuality expert would do it.