Regarding the aforementioned story and above all the good arguments that you expressed about it I wanted to be able to have a debate about it because, it's true! We all have a different opinion.
Maybe some of you at some point lived something similar, probably not with sexual orientation (or maybe if) but the situation applies exactly the same in other cases.
and while we are going to focus on the LGBT issue:
It was really intriguing, he was never able to tell his family that he was gay because he was afraid of rejection. He was aware that this would happen anyway, but he did not feel ready to face it. Very few people knew about their sexual orientation, including me.
The thing is, why only gays should uncover? Why is it wrong to love someone of the same sex? Most parents put the excuse that it is the fact of not having children, please, even if he was heterosexual and would not like to have children is his problem. It rages, people who always talk about tolerance end up being the same crap they talk about. It's the kind of reasons why I hate parents telling us "I went through that" "It's normal" "You do not know anything about life" The thing is that today is not the same as yesterday, nor will it be the same as tomorrow . As they lived they do not compare to how they live now, much less the problems are faced in the same way.
The only thing he has done all this time is to keep them proud, he is one of the highest averages of the school, he is extroverted and he knows how to take people, he does not go in bad steps he simply has tastes different from ours And what is the problem? Maybe your mother is one of those people who prefer that your child be a criminal to be a sissy. I can not find another explanation.
Maybe it is illogical that I, being heterosexual, speak so sensitively about this issue or I take it personally, but I do not need to have another sexual preference to accept that everyone is wonderful in their own way. If you are one of those stupid people who do not appreciate the beauty of the peculiarity, I suggest two things: either you put yourself in that person's shoes or close the damn mouth and let live.
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I think LGBT tolerance will eventually extend to the whole world, but that would not be a fast and easy transition. It is important to keep talking about that.
Thank you! I totally agree that we need to expand more tolerance towards any type of personal choice that we make. live better, advance better!
Speaking only as a LGBTQIA+ ally, this a beautiful post that should be gaining love. And while the content shouldn't be that shocking, in our World where we still have these people I am okay with it being "shocking" to people on the net.