One’s sexuality is what it is, so what is there to be proud of or to have pride in with one’s sexuality?

I’ve asked this and other related questions many times but I never get a response: Are you proud of your sexuality regardless of what it is? Do you have pride in your sexuality regardless of what it is?

I told my queer friend that no one ever answers that question. He said: No, I wouldn’t think they would because you’re asking questions that one is not supposed to ask because your questions go against the world-brainwashed Gay Agenda and their “Pride” nonsense. (My queer friend can’t stand that “Pride” rubbish either, because he says it makes no sense.) He also said: The people who came up with this “Pride” shit were not thinking clearly. But I suspect most people have never thought of any of this and they’re stuck in this “deer in the headlights” mode not having any idea how to respond to your questions.

“I’m so proud to be gay” is something I don’t hear anyone say, so why is there a month called “Pride?” My queer friend said: “Ouch, you’re not supposed to ask that either.”

Some of the “Pride” brainwashed people will say, “We’re proud of our accomplishments so that’s the reason for ‘Pride.”” Really? Well I suspect that many other people are proud of their many accomplishments too regardless of their sexuality, but they don’t have an entire month called “Pride” to go on about their accomplishments and they don’t have umpteen flags to wave. There seems to be about 20+ flags now per the Gay Agenda and some of them are a fucking cluttered mess in the name of “inclusion.” One gay flag I saw even had a section for heterosexuals. What do heterosexuals have to do with gay or queer? It’s a case of insanity and political correctness run amok. Stick with the original rainbow flag. That’s all that’s needed.

Trans should be their own thing — not part of the gay so-called “community” — since feeling one was born the wrong gender has nothing to do with same gender attraction. And people’s individual sexual fetishes have no place on a rainbow flag. Nearly all trans people I’ve known or had contact with have been obsessed with being trans, thinking about trans 24 hours a day. Whereas most of the gay or queer people I’ve known or had contact with were not obsessed with being queer. They were not — what I call — “Professional Homosexuals.” They gave their sexuality very little thought because “it’s just a matter of fact.”

My queer friend said: I completely agree with you, but you’re not supposed to say these things or ask these question because you’re going against the Sacrosanct Gay Agenda that most people have blindly gone along with without question, since gay marriage became legal. You’re speaking the unspeakable truth — yes I know I am — and that’s likely why no one has ever answered your question about: “Are you proud of your sexuality?” I’ll answer your question: No, I’m queer and I’m not proud of my sexuality. It is what it is and it’s part of my DNA. What’s to be proud of with one’s sexuality? I’m not proud of anything else that is part of my DNA either. That’s nothing to have “pride” in or to be proud of. If I were straight, I’d say the same thing.