@Anomaly Hi! I noticed you stated earlier that gay (or queer, which is an umbrella term for all LGBT people) pride isn't needed when that simply isn't the case. There are still 10 countries where you can be punished by death for being gay, and some countries where gay men are forced to undergo medical transition to erase their degeneracy. Some people in America (to which I believe you're referring to) come out as a way to express pride because they made have grew up in areas similar to Alabama, where there families forced them to be and behave a certain way. It's pretty ignorant to make the claim that "nobody cares if you're gay" because that just simply isn't the truth.
@NobleBeing Unfortunately there are a lot of radical queer leftists enforcing lgbt politics and ideology onto children, and I would like to apologize on behalf of the trans community for this. They have good intentions, just poor execution. A lot of children actually know they're gay before they hit puberty, especially gay men. But you should also consider the fact that heterosexuality and gender normativity is also forced onto children, such as the prince x princess dynamic in movies and the idea that you need a girlfriend or boyfriend to succeed in life. This can cause children who just might so happen to grow up queer to feel alienated and alone, so instead of showing children PG heterosexual content, we should be showing this all types of relationships rather than the male and female dynamic we're so used too.
