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Gay is a mental and gene disorder so it is ok to like your own gender but do not skip around with rainbow flags in your hands

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 @8N6HCV9 from Oklahoma  commented…5yrs5Y

I don't think it's a disorder. How can loving someone the same gender as you be a disorder? And how can it have to do with genes? I'd like to understand your statement, would you tell me more please? And the reason people skip around with rainbow flags is because of people like you, saying it's a "disorder". The rainbow flag is a symbol of loving who you are, after so many decades of hate and erasure. The reason for the flag is to show pride in love, and refusal to allow other's opinions define love and define who you are. Does that make sense? And what does…  Read more

 @96YBRTM from Ohio  commented…3yrs3Y

Probably the calmest question, thanks for your understanding. It is a mental disorder to the left side of the brain making woman attractive to you

 @8PGYSPP from New Jersey  disagreed…5yrs5Y

Being gay is not a disorder and people should be able to skip around with pride flags because it’s who they are and it makes them happy. If you don’t like that then leave.

 @WhatisaWoman? from Michigan  commented…2yrs2Y

What happened to privacy? If you don't want to be criticized for being gay, don't "skip around with pride flags." Just stay in your bedroom, with the doors closed, and no one would care.

 @96YBRTM from Ohio  commented…3yrs3Y

Nobody is leaving, it is a mental disorder and its been tested many times.

 @95P7WGW from Oklahoma  disagreed…3yrs3Y

Being gay is no more a "disorder" than being straight is, or liking chocolate over vanilla. Who cares what kind of flags they "skip around with"? You're allowed to drive your pickup truck around with truck nuts & Trump flags on it!

  @TheHillbillyLordRepublican  from Maryland  disagreed…7mos7MO

So is being a pervert no more a disorder than being embarrassed to be naked in public is? What about being a bully is no more a disorder than being a victim of bullying?

  @Renaldo-MoonGreen  from Pennsylvania  commented…9mos9MO

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Its not a disorder. Difference in brain function maybe but not a disorder.

 @9VNDFCDPeace and Freedom  from Utah  commented…9mos9MO

What the actual freak. Being 'gay' as you might say isn't a mental disorder or a gene disorder. Loving someone isn't a disorder, being someone who has been in a lesbian relationship, love is complicated and delicate and amazing. Get your head out of the clouds and back down to earth. I will GLADLY skip my happy a** around with my rainbow flags all I want to.

  @TheHillbillyLordRepublican  from Maryland  agreed…7mos7MO

You are right. We should be trying to help set gay kids straight (literally), before they become adults. It is a lot easier to help fix someone's mental illness as a kid rather than an adult. The best way is to prevent kids from even thinking about being gay, and the first thing we can do is stop openly accepting people for being gay to show kids that homosexuality is something to be ashamed of, not proud of.

 @9V8RCRSDemocrat from Pennsylvania  disagreed…9mos9MO

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I'll skip around with my rainbow flag regardless of your opinion

@7BW8QSN from Missouri  reported…3wks3W

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@34SC3D4 from Idaho  reported…3mos3MO

It is patentably false, with no basis in current scientific research.

 @B4ZGRG8  from Washington  disagreed…2mos2MO

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I wasn’t going to but now I gotta go find my huge flags and run around the city yelling ‘LONG LIVE THE GAYS’

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