I have noticed from reviews in my own country that LGBTQ aficionados take opposition to homosexuality extremely badly. I noticed someone a bit ‘sensitive’ on here, too, a passive-aggressive nature just waiting to explode.
Just one…little…push. Anything, anywhere, can push them? Everything a near bump into the ‘gay pool’.
The world has become a gargantuan monument to Pricilla Queen of the Desert.
People I never would have guessed are playing for the women’s league!
Has anyone noticed that ‘gay’ people are really tetchy and almost to a dangerously undangerous level?
What would be the kind action to take, instead of laughing when they tumble out the closet?
(Sodom and Gomorrah*).
I just don’t see how testosterone could be attractive to testosterone - like two magnets which should repel against each other.
I just find it silly. Should I keep a straight face, instead?
You think that effeminacy is objective, somehow natural? 
But what of all the diseases? We can’t judge people, personally, yet surely some ways of life only point to what is disordered.
I am not putting out that we should hate individuals but rather quite literally hate the subject. We can still exact politeness. If we don’t hate the subject, then men are not thinking and speaking and acting like men and women have been given a bad example. And trolls used over and over by ‘bad society’ (*) without having undergone counselling at some point get to continue haunting the halls and corridors of online surfing, unrestricted.
The situation is rampant. Because we are in the contemporary world doesn’t mean we have to be accepting of actions which are wrong, only retain an attitude of unjudgmentalism towards individuals. Every era and age in history was the newest one. Some things are timeless. And that does not include ugliness (not talking about looks).
I’m not quite sure what you are asking exactly, but I will say the fallowing.
I know individuals who have same-sex attractions and you would never know it. They are not hiding it. They just are not making it their sole identity if that makes sense.
Then there are many who have made it their religion. They are part of a cult. A cult that reacts very irrationally if anyone dares not to adhere to the tenets of their beliefs. And they claim that are a victim of hate when any individual does not affirm them in their belief.
There was a book written in the 70’s (I believe it was) that is out of print now. You can find used copies on eBay, but they are quite pricey. In this book, the author lays out how to make homosexuality accepted as the a norm in society. One of the strategies that he advised was to sanitize gay representation in entertainment. It is why often the most saint like individuals in movies and in television shows are representations of the LGBTQA.i.+ religion.
Another tactic is to use empathy towards a character, which tends to work on female audiences, as women tend to be nurturers by nature (#notall). They will portray a plotline of good vs. evil, and the good in the scenario is portrayed as a member of this religion and the bad guy is truly a jerk (and if they really want to push a narrative, sometimes even a Christian). The spell wouldn’t work if they made both characters as bad nor would it work if you made both good and they just disagree.
So sanitize and victimize. Repeat this storyline over and over again until it become familiar and normalized.
We are called to treat every individual with respect and human dignity. Mocking and shaming is not the same thing as hate though some interpret it as such.
If someone is struggling with same-sex attraction, keeping it in the closet is not always the best thing. Seeking support from someone you trust and who shares [y]our Biblical understanding of God’s plan for human nature, oriented towards the good, the true, and the beautiful, and not the inversion of it.
I don’t know if this answers your question[s], but I hope this helps.