Yep...I barely make my rent most months, in the meantime, my landlord just build a garage for his gigantic RV. I hate the wealthy...they have used generations of poor to fund their lifestyle, ruined the planet and have no regrets.

I watched an interesting film last night, Fathers & Daughters. Might want to check it out.

I think I can understand why your landlord and his wife are acting the way they are. You have a landlord/tenant relationship, and they don’t want to blur the lines between the two. You know the expression “familiarity breeds contempt, ” well becoming overly friendly and using each other’s appliances would mean the relationship between you would alter subtly, and could lead to an over familiarity which could become a problem if you or they had an issue regarding the tenancy. This works both ways, and it’s probably best that they are observing the boundaries between you. It’s always much more difficult to deal with friends in contractual or commercial matters and they may have had experience of this in the past. If everything else is fine with the tenancy, and they are not hostile to you or your beliefs, I would just be happy for that and not anticipate problems that may never materialise.

Through online dating, I met two rich, elitist, Republican snobs who believe they are superior to other people.

"You're not in my socio-economic class," Jim sneered. No wonder he was divorced three times. He was mean. FLUSH. (I picture him swirling down the drain.)

Charlie, a medical doctor, was repeatedly reprimanded for insulting nurses at work. "I am better than nurses because I have far more years of education," he said.
I felt appalled. "You're such a snob," I replied, disgusted.

"Isn't this beautiful?" I asked excitedly when I took Charlie hiking at Ingalls Creek.

"I have seen more beautiful rivers," Charlie sniffed. "I've been to Austria." FLUSH.

Both men were shocked when I dumped them.

I’ve known the sort that I think you’re describing. I bet they seem a little “standoffish” at times.
Most likely they want to keep you at a distance, as they may need to put business first with you one day. They need to maintain the customer-client relationship. I’ve been guilty of appearing the same way with my subordinates at work. Their world view on LGBT or belief systems probably run a distant second place to money. I wouldn’t sweat it. You are representing the gay, and atheist communities. I see here, an opportunity for you to dispel any pre notions they may have.