Gay male nurse stereotype?

So, a question has arisen in my mind since I have been in CNA class waiting for nursing school to start.

There are only 2 guys in my class of 25, and the other guy is married and I'm gay. After doing clinicals in the hospital, I have yet to see another gay male CNA or nurse.

Where does this stereotype come from? I am not seeing it at all.

I personally have only come across 1 gay CNA, all the other male Nurses I know were married etc and straight (although I do know gay men who were in the past or currently married to women lol).

The stereotype I come across is the male Nurse who is attempting to become a Doctor. People can't seem to understand that a man would look at Nursing as a goal rather than a stepping stone. Every other day I am asked by patients and their families if I am studying to be a Dr.

I just started nursing school this week. There are 8 Males in my Class. Out of all of us I know for sure that the 5 black male students are gay; only know because they are flamboyant and not at all trying to hide it. The other 3 white males and we are all straight.

I just started nursing school this week. There are 8 Males in my Class. Out of all of us I know for sure that the 5 black male students are gay; only know because they are flamboyant and not at all trying to hide it. The other 3 white males and we are all straight.

I just started nursing school this week. There are 8 Males in my Class. Out of all of us I know for sure that the 5 black male students are gay; only know because they are flamboyant and not at all trying to hide it. The other 3 white males and we are all straight.