Yes, I do. The LGBTQ+ community is valid, contrary to many peoples opinion. No matter who somebody chooses to love, what they choose to look like, or how they want to identify, they are still human and deserve the same amount of respect and love as everyone else. Every day where I live, we hear about discrimination and all around sad things relating to how people treat others that aren't "Barbie and Ken" as my parents put it. I contribute along with the rest of my family and some of my peers by being an activist and standing up for what I believe in. When I hear about something bad happening against the community, I talk to my parents and we try to figure out how we can help. Not only that, but I'm also pansexual so I'm also a member of the LGBTQ+ community. Hope that this answer is kinda sorta maybe what you're looking for, even though its a little late. Well, A lot late, but thank you for the points!
Explanation: the reasons I support it is plenty full. The big reason for that is because I believe that people should be who they want to be, they shouldn’t feel ashamed to love who they want to love. Whoever shamed someone who loves the same gender is dumb because they are humans just like you nothing different they just love who they love that is all. Also if they want to be different and be a different gender let them they just feel like they fit the other gender more and they are just trying to make themselves happy.
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