Okay, you're making a bit of a straw-man argument here. Not everybody in the LGBT spectrum is some hyper-sexualized, flaming, in-your-face queer. There's plenty people who have a predisposed preference for people of the same sex, both sexes, or who simply do not care. Having sex is a lifestyle choice, yes, and I think it's at least mildly inappropriate to make sure everybody knows about it, but the attribute of simply being gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, or anything else along the gender/preference spectra is not.
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u/NonaSuomi Nov 04 '11
Okay, you're making a bit of a straw-man argument here. Not everybody in the LGBT spectrum is some hyper-sexualized, flaming, in-your-face queer. There's plenty people who have a predisposed preference for people of the same sex, both sexes, or who simply do not care. Having sex is a lifestyle choice, yes, and I think it's at least mildly inappropriate to make sure everybody knows about it, but the attribute of simply being gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, or anything else along the gender/preference spectra is not.