Many people who stand opposed to the gay rights are afraid that the LGBT+ community’s flamboyance, size, and popularity may transform the people around them should they be given the chance. They may do something such as force their sexuality on other people, or subject them to various activities they may not be comfortable with. Not only that but they fear they could be made uncomfortable by their activities or public displays if any at all. At the same time, many people can be disturbed by anything in public, but that is why there is the difference between the public and private life, and what makes someone uncomfortable or not should not really come to terms if people obtain their rights or not. Besides being more lively in spaces, when other groups obtained more rights they did not flaunt it. The fear however is still reasonable and understandable, especially coming to play of religious
Many people who stand opposed to the gay rights are afraid that the LGBT+ community’s flamboyance, size, and popularity may transform the people around them should they be given the chance. They may do something such as force their sexuality on other people, or subject them to various activities they may not be comfortable with. Not only that but they fear they could be made uncomfortable by their activities or public displays if any at all. At the same time, many people can be disturbed by anything in public, but that is why there is the difference between the public and private life, and what makes someone uncomfortable or not should not really come to terms if people obtain their rights or not. Besides being more lively in spaces, when other groups obtained more rights they did not flaunt it. The fear however is still reasonable and understandable, especially coming to play of religious