He was just brutally honest not rude

If a movie is too gay for u, don’t watch it. there are thousands of heterosexual movies

straight or queer representation doesn’t change one’s sexuality neither does it create sexuality

A woman from my parents’ church came to report me for being gay becuz a church member found my X page. She told my parents to confront me without revealing her identity. My mom called me immediately to start coming cause I live 5-7 minutes away from them. My dad looked straight at her and said “Madam, you said someone from the church said my son is gay, who is that.” She froze. We all burst out laughing while she sat there in shame

Normalize respecting people’s choices

LIFE IS SHORT. LOVE IS RARE. JUST BE WHO YOU WANT TO BE. NOT WHAT OTHERS WANT TO SEE.

Funniest gay culture is telling your friends u found your soulmate and get ghosted 2 hours later

Grandma be like, “I’ve had ENOUGH of these gays” Then goes home to add a fresh prayer point to the midnight prayers 😂

No child has ever come home from school suddenly turning gay. But millions of children come home hungry to empty cupboards and empty plates. Maybe worry less about the imaginary gay agenda and more about the real hunger crisis destroying children’s lives.

We’re fighting for a world where gay couples can hold hands in the streets without fear, shame, or having to hide their love

"men used to be more masculine in the past" Here we go bro

No child is turning gay because they saw a rainbow flag, a rainbow crosswalk, or a gay couple on TV. Representation doesn’t create gay people. It simply reminds them they exist and that there’s nothing wrong with being one

The position depends on who is asking

My high school in a nutshell

Seeing old gay/lesbian couples give me another level of happiness

Dylan Meehan and Bradley Taylor being voted “Cutest Couple” by their senior class is so beautiful. Imagine being gay in high school and having your classmates celebrate your love instead of bullying you for it. This is what acceptance looks like. Love should never have to fight for a place to belong

LGBTQ people aren’t asking for special rights. We’re asking you to stop treating our marriages, families, and very existence as political talking points every four years. Our lives are not a debate, our love is not a campaign issue, and our humanity is not up for a vote. We’re exhausted.