Is it normal i don't understand why being gay is an issue?
I just don't understand why someone's sexuality is an issue! I don't get why being gay is any more or less important than being straight. To me, it just "is", it's not good, bad, weird or anything, it's just a quality of a person no more than their hair color or shoe size.
I feel bad for gay people that they have to "come out" and worry about the reaction. Ideally, people could openly discuss their attractions with family and friends at an early age and not have to hide being gay.
I hate that if a person is gay, so many people place that one aspect of that person so highly above every other quality that person has. As a straight person, I never feel defined by my sexuality but I can imagine most gay people probably do because of how people make such a big deal over it. I can't count how many times I've heard a name mentioned and the first thing anyone says is "oh he's gay", not "he's a great writer, a volunteer, tall, a biker..." etc. Yep, he's a lot of things but he's mostly known for being gay....ugh.
It makes me so angry when parents shun their gay children. Why do parents get so upset if their child is gay? Does anyone know?
It really bothers me when people deny that someone is gay by saying such things as "it's just a phase" or "he just needs to find Jesus", you know, things like that. As if gay isn't a real thing. I feel so bad for whoever they're saying this to!
I wish being gay was treated exactly the same way as being straight, it should be a complete non-issue.
is it normal to find it ridiculous that being gay is such a big deal?