Do you think that the average person is nice, its just that the hateful ones get attention?

[jennifer_bloom]

A lot of social media influencers have made millions by condemning romantic sins and non-biblical genders, or non-traditional feminine goals such as employment instead of motherhood.

i would say over 80% of Christians believe non typical genders are outside the scope of bible recommendation, but less than 2% express their disagreement in a hateful way. Most say, they don’t always support or engage with the LGBT community but they respect their desire for dignity and human empathy, whether that kindness comes from the secular world or the religious world. And 98% of them will give them the same polite greetings they give their traditional stereotypically common, religious friends at events.

I think we need to realize that an atypical quadrant or categorical expression of behaviour, is not the same vilifying trend as a degrading and oppressive act. And we need to stop pretending that orderliness without love, is valuable to God.

[Clear_Skies10]

It's true. You've gotta treat people with kindness, regardless of their gender or sexual orientation. It isn't good to hate people, especially if their lifestyles don't affect your ability to live your life the way that you want to. I save my hate for people who are actually trying to cause problems for me personally.

[blackeagle007]

I feel that’s right. Why would normal people need to crave attention otherwise?

[Steelcore5280]

The majority of women are gonna hate my stance on this, but I think the overwhelming majority of women (85% or more) are not very friendly.

Definitely not when it comes to them interacting with men. Whether it be online or in real life, women are incredibly hostile towards anyone/anything remotely male.

Ask Norah Vincent how her experience as a man went.

[Xawyx-2]

Nice people get attention too, usually from people who harass them :(