Do we care if a person is gay or straight?

@JT1999 I’ve had very similar experiences.

It makes no difference to me or my family. We try to follow the “golden rule” of people getting along and treating one another with kindness and respect. This is why, personally, I find the current politics so troubling.

Go by the theory--as long as legal and consensual--try it--so curious--bi--gay--lez --you do what makes you happy--not my business

You can get those kind of conversations in any random café if you want ... ha ha

That's true I suppose. It just wasn't what I was expecting. I thought there'd be more sharing of experiences, more laughs, actual camaraderie. I felt judged based on my appearance the moment I walked through the door, and I thought if there was anywhere I wouldn't be judged it was at a place like that. It was a pretty miserable experience, talking with a bunch of people that did nothing but complain about everything.

I got less judgement from the straight girls I lived with in my first year, they didn't care that I was bisexual. I was one of the group, not treated any differently. Once we all got to know each other there was plenty of friendly banter.

Serious Anwser: Clean, Kind, Compatible ….. and, many other positive words …… way more important then life style choices. I am willing to be be/play old, young, male, female, top and/or bottom …. if, my partner is clean, kind, compatible, honest and is willing to make our interactions mutually beneficial. Oh, and also respects boundaries.

It doesn’t matter to me what a person’s sexual orientation is, as long as they live by The Golden Rule. If you are LGBTQ+, you are safe with me! 🏳️‍⚧️

If in today's world you still have a problem with a guy who loves a guy, or a girl who loves a girl, or a guy who loves a girl, or a girl who loves an anatomically correct doll, or a man who married his cell phone... then you're in the wrong world. Love is love. Sex is sex. Accept those around you for who they are and everyone will be happier for it. It's less stress to worry about what someone else does in their own life.

If in today's world you still have a problem with a guy who loves a guy, or a girl who loves a girl, or a guy who loves a girl, or a girl who loves an anatomically correct doll, or a man who married his cell phone... then you're in the wrong world.

Even with a cursory following of the news and how general opinions are trending, it's so obvious that many many people have a problem with this and are hell-bent on making life miserable for LBGT people. It's already evident with the legislative targeting of trans people.

We already are in the wrong world and many are doing their best to make it yet more worse in the coming years. I don't really wish to think about how it will evolve.

Not at all as long as the person is respectful and kind

Anyone's sexual preference is their choosing --does not matter -go by the theory--as long as legal and consensual--try it--never know --you may like it --not my business ---hell--why limit yourself to one type of partner--you may be missing out

All are welcome