Maybe you did walk in on something, and it seems that you did, as you refer to 'some guy' that was there, so I presume you did not know who he was. Why did you feel the need to alert them that you were there by making noise. Has this happened before?
As the others have said, it could be totally meaningless, or it could be a confirmation of what you suspect, that he is bi.
If he has not been honest about his sexuality (with you, and probably everybody else close to him), you certainly do have a right to know. If you have been with him all this time and he has been living a double life, who is to say he hasn't been sexually active with partners outside the home, and putting you at risk for STD's.
To me, it is more about cheating. If he is bi, and with another man, it is still as bad as him being straight, and with another woman. He's cheating, period.
You need to find out, and the only way you will know, is to sit him down and demand answers. Tell him how you feel, and that you are wondering about his sexuality, and you are not judging him, but you need to know, essentially, who his is, and what he's up to, i.e. having sex with other men.
Anything less will get you nowhere except full of doubt.
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