So before I go to bed, I'll give you people of Gaia a little bit of my voice, my opinion(because I'm that much more important than everybody else.).
I don't think one should have to love or hate gay, bisexual, bicurious, lesbian, transgender, asexual, or biromantic people. They're just people, we see them every day. We can stand anywhere on the spectrum and we feel the need to criticize those on the other side. I personally don't know what I am, I'm leaning toward biromantic myself.
I watched a video on youtube that was in the featured list called "My Advice on Coming Out," it's really good advice for anybody who is coming to terms with the sexual (or not) orientation, regardless of if they're anything. It breaks my heart to see people who feel the need to be hostile toward each other because of a difference that one can't change. You are the way you are, and regardless on whether you believe it's a choice or not, you're still only mortal. You only live this life once, so make the best of it. God, I'm such a hypocrite.
Anywho, here's my moral:
Don't be ashamed of who you are, who your friends are, or who you're related to. Embrace them for everything you love them for, their orientation shouldn't alter that. It's like having black skin; are you going to love somebody any less for their skin colour, even if they're your best friend? No. Treat everyone who deserves respect respectfully. That, my friends, is my opinion.
The Random Poet Community Member 
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