OK, let me ask you guys this. The guy in the video was saying that boys who failed to identify with their dads masculine role or feel rejected by their dads grow to be gay because they are trying to fill that male void in their lives. So, my question is: how is your relationship with your dad?
I accept that the question you ask about son/father relationship is innocent and born of curiosity, but somewhere in that question is the accusation that there is something wrong with being gay.
Judging from your profile pictures you are a good-looking guy with a sexy body. However, if a group of us started discussing (lets say) your dick and we really focused on why it bent to one side or the other, we would gradually build a case for saying your dick was deviant and was not acceptable.
The more we considered what might have occurred to cause the bend, the more we would reinforce the idea that your dick was not attractive (or not like ours). We might even discuss what might be done to fix the bend.
In reality it is beautiful, unique, and erotic for anyone to fantasize about. It doesn’t need fixing. The same is true of being gay.
I don’t think there is a person on this site that wouldn’t like to know more about who they are and how they came to be that way. Given that information, I am not sure what any of us would or could do with it, but it an honest quest.
There are some who are honestly investigating the basis for sexual interest and identity, but regrettably there are many who use the same kind of questions for divisive proposes. They are looking for ways to highlight differences and drive wedges between people. The video shows a classic example, but they exist in all groups, even among those who are gay.
Rather than being so focus on what makes “gay people different”, perhaps we should be spending a lot more effort in identifying people who preach intolerance, and learn why they act as they do. We know it stems from a destructive emotional rather than factual basis.
Perhaps they could benefit from reparative therapy since their own health and that of the community is at risk.