Dear Glampa! I’ll try to keep this to the point.  My daughter came out to me a couple of years ago, which was great. I was really happy she trusted me and had the confidence in our relationship to not be afraid to broach the subject. She and I have had a lot of conversations about attraction and love and the difference, and it’s led me to a lot of soul searching and realizing myself. See, I’ve never been a “labels” person, and I’ve always found myself attracted to what people held in their heads and hearts. I also had some deep, serious conversations with my partner and myself. I told someone for the first time that I’m not straight. I’ve never really thought about it, but I am attracted to men, women, nonbinary people, and trans people. I don’t really care what’s in their pants. All that to get to my question: is it necessary to come out to the world when I’m comfortable in myself and my partner knows what I’m into?  Thanks,  It’s Not About the Cookware Oh, Cooki...