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I don't think you've ever been to one because you don't seem to be describing the experiences I've had.Very sensible and interesting points wellwisher.
I think that, in the not-too-distant past, there was of course a need for gay people to call for more equality and fairer treatment. But things are very different now. I think that the current gay pride parades can lead to alienation and division.
then I would suggest this regular guy you're talking about has never been to a pride parade.It is okay for those who wish to be different and surrounded by like-minded people and be in a sort of constant angry opposition mindset. But for a regular guy who just happens to be gay, but regards it as private, and wants to just work hard and live a normal life, it is very problematic.
It's not about anger it's not about sex it's simply a way of showing that it's not something you have to be ashamed of.
I don't think anybody with your impression has ever been to a pride parade. I think you watch videos and look at pictures and read stories that are aggregated from all over the country or even the world in order to show it is some perverted Sodom and Gomorrah in the middle of the city once a year.Usually when someone like this, meets a conservative, the conservative is completely fine with their sexuality, since it is a private matter. But is it any wonder that conservatives become disturbed by the impression of gay people they are given by the gay pride parades?
And that kind of slanted journalism is to make you think exactly the way you do.
people who make assumptions about gay people based on choreographed aggregated to images and articles they read online about pride parades? Yes I agree that sort of behavior causes a barrier for gay people.This adds an additional barrier to people who just want to integrate and live a normal life.
don't assume the crap you see online and in videos is true.
again what do Behavior are you talkin about? Have you ever been to a pride parade do you have any clue? I suggest you go to one, don't get upset when you see guys in bikinis just think about Young busty women wearing bikinis at Fourth of July parades.The behaviour and lifestyle associated with the gay pride parades should not be conflated with homosexuality.
I don't either.And I really don't know what transgenderism or any of this gender neutral or pronoun stuff has to do with homosexuality either. It is a completely separate issue.
I would ask you not to conflate images and videos you see on line of pride parades with actual pride parades.If people want to celebrate sexual promiscuity, multiple gender ideology, or any other non-traditional behaviour, that's fine, but please don't conflate it with homosexuality.
I was actually direct to it to buy a whole bunch of straight people I know one year. They all enjoyed it. There was music there was food there is performance and like strings of plastic beads being thrown out various little dimestore trinkets promoting businesses organizations clubs in churches.
And yes you did see quite a few guys very shapely guys wearing bikinis but again it's not anything different that I would see it at Mardi gras parade. It's just that the people in bikinis at the Mardi gras parade are women.