Found out my dad is secretly a fa/tg/uy

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So, I was just idly searching through tabletop game meetups in my local area to see if anything caught my interest, and noticed a group running Dragon Quest, an older system that existed as an alternative to early D&D.
To my extreme surprise, the organizer of the group is my dad. There are meetups listed here that go back for years and years, and there's another one scheduled for later this month.
I had no idea. He never let on that he played such games, and never mentioned to anyone that he was doing this, as far as I know.
I've been interested in tabletop RPGs since I was a kid, but never knew my father was, too. Even when I brought home my very first rulebook, a 3rd edition D&D player's handbook, he didn't say a word.
I'm conflicted on this. On the one hand, I feel a little robbed. I could've connected with him on this, since he was always very distant. Why didn't he ever want to play with me or talk to me about about it?
On the other hand, I'm kind of excited. I'm a grown man now, with a wife and a life of my own, and I haven't really seen him in years. This might be my chance to reach out, connect, and actually get close to my father for the first time in my life.
I'm equal parts hurt, puzzled, and hopeful.

What do you think, /tg/? What should I do with this?