Colorful uplifting parades with floats and celebrities, joyous festivals, workshops, picnics, and parties are among the principal components of LGBTQ Pride Month, also called Gay Pride, which is celebrated in June in the United States and elsewhere around the world. Pride Month commemorates years of struggle for civil rights and the ongoing pursuit of equal justice under the law for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community, as well as the accomplishments of LGBTQ individuals.
First things first. I am totally opposed to gay "marriage", nor do I believe in, condone, or approve of homosexuality as a concept. Men and women are naturally designed to be with each other and to be attracted to each other and I therefore see no reason why I should celebrate what is contrary to what I believe about human nature and sexuality.
Second, whatever message that the LGBT movement had has been lost because of, well, the T part of it and all the gender ideologies that have come about in the wake. That and the fact that they now have to apply the term "cisgender" to what ten years ago was considered a normal person causes me at least to not take the arguments as seriously anymore.
Third, how many sexualities are there now? All these labels that are out there now gives almost anyone now a reason to "come out". It's a trend. And also invalidating the whole "pride" concept is the notion of gender fluidity. I was under the impression that this was supposed to celebrate what they believe to be a central aspect of their identity, but it must not be all that central if you can change that, or if a man can become a woman, or if "woman" cannot be defined even by a soon-to-be Supreme Court Justice, of all people (who is herself a woman).
Fourth, the fact that the the increasingly desperate comedy channel and website known as CNN posted an article worrying that parents' rights are taking priority over gay rights in Florida really goes to show the disturbing direction in which this movement is headed. And do we really need to go into detail about the San Francisco gay men's chorus from two years ago?
So no, as a matter of principle, I do not and will not under any circumstance support "Pride Month". June, as far as I'm concerned, belongs to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
I'm straight. it's already legal for gays to marry so thats done already 👍. I think wanting surgical transitions to change gender is a mental disorder though (outside of hermaphrodites picking a gender) because mental genders aren't real, and it can't increase your dating pool to emulate another gender.
We don't have any sort of parades here for any reason (thankfully, because I don't care for them), and I don't see the point of setting aside days, weeks or months for any specific reason, be it a holiday, a rememberence of an event, a creed or cause, or a belief, acomplishment, or aknowledgment.
If I had to pick a favorite month, it would be whichever month in that year that I had the most fun, and thats different each year, and most years it's more than just one month so I wouldn't be able to pick one.
in all honesty, no. i find it pretty overrated- and tbh idrc much about lgbtqia+ and now im gonna have to see rainbow shit all around lmao. no hate towards it though
Ah, yes, a month to celebrate the most entitled, toxic and hateful community the Twitter generation has ever spawned. A month in which they'll be even more free, if that was possible, to tell people to treat them like a superior race, and that I, as a "cis white male", am the scum of the earth. A month in which hypocrisy from everyone who either wants money, or don't want to feel the wrath of the self-centered brats, has to pretend they're so tolerant that they actually become intolerant to anyone who isn't part of the community. A month in which we'll let people parade in public in the most depraved outfits so they can proudly teach 9yo kids about their kinks.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: I am bi and I can't stand "pride month" or anything to do with it. Why? Because my character is my true defining attribute to myself and not my sexuality, which is what many in the LGB community try to push as a legitimate narrative.
Celebrating pride isn’t about your sexuality being the main characteristic of your personality, it’s about celebrating those who fought for you to be able to openly say you’re bisexual 🤷♂️ It’s about celebrating that we CAN be open about our sexuality today and it’s not something that we have to keep midden anymore
I think that pride is one of the 7 deadly sins and I really think that they are an Abomination in this world for ever I also think that we Christian should have Straight Christian day so that way we can see straight Christian man 👨 and a straight Christian woman get married to one another. I have a favorite bible verse Leviticus 18:22 Thou shall not lie with mankind as well with womankind for it is an Abomination. Homosexual Violets God international design of gender and sexuality. Stop teaching the little kids about sexual orientations and gender identity
Hail Satan 🤘 No sane person cares about a mistranslated piece of trash that has had several parts removed. Not to mention that part of the bible was only meant for some priests. Not that that would matter anyways, your whole religion is fucked, but you wouldn't know, because in truth, you know nothing about it 😊
I am gay but no. First December holidays can't be beat! next gay flamers and those that act out sexually or dress provocatively during these gay pride events make me sick! Its not about that it should be about being a good person and falling in love and caring for ONE person that you want to be with for life!
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Honestly I hate the hell out of it. I have nothing against the LGBT+ community, but this Pride Month feels very forced and even big companies just scream “Look at me! I put a rainbow flag with my logo! Buy our shit!”. Even my coworker who’s gay hates this month.
no. i think it's way too much. yeah, be proud of your nonstandard sexuality, whatever. you know take a day. go to town. it's cool. there's one day for war veterans. one day for the end of racism. one labour day. one day celebrating the US independence. but why take an entire month just so people can be proud that they are gay? wtf.
I don't really care for it. Not a fan of the LGBTQ community in general. I don't hate them or anything. I just think their invasive to some extent. Otherwise idc what they do with their lives and as long as their happy and healthy with themselves
Nah, but you know why? Every day should be pride month, just like how every day should (ethnicity here) history month, or holidays like mother's day and father's day. Instead of setting up a specific time to really pay attention
I have Gay, Lesbian friends who find "LGBTQ Pride Month" a major Pain, and wish the 'Screaming harpies behind it would shut the hell up' their words not mine.
Given over to lusts of their flesh as they comitt acts that even animals without being know they are WRONG‼️ The horse is smarter than the LGBTQ etc.. Crowd.
Accomplishments? What, did they graduate uni / performed well at work in recent months? In democracies look no further than the constitution. Cool? Now, all y'all can drop the excuse for fucking up traffic. Thanks! :3 UwU
As far as I'm concerned you already have more rights. Public indecency results in arrests, but since it's a bunch of faggots marching around, we'll let it slide. Now that you your dopamine fix, stfu, get on with your daily life and stop drawing target-marks on your backs, playing the victim. If it was so "normal" to be lgbtq, then you wouldn't have to market it so desperately.
Imagine being educated to draw these simple conclusions on your own.. for fuck's sake..
No because pride is one of the most self-centred attributes in the human character. Second I´m not trans so I don´t care, I can´t make everything a priority in my life.
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