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Seems almost all my friends are LGBT.I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
My hairdresser is gay (quelle surprise - and at the age of 60 lives with his mother, so he's a walking stereotype), but that's about it among regular contacts.I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
In real life I used to have a close friend of mine who is gay, sadly we lost contact during my mental health crises due to reasons that are my own fault, but Sydney's a small place. Hopefully someday we'll bump into each other again and reunite, or perhaps I'll try re-establish contact through facebook, although I haven't used facebook in a very long time.I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
I know quite a lot of gay people both family and friends.
I should say that Manchester, UK has a large LBGT community and has always been at the forefront of fighting for their rights.
A friend of mine changed from straight to lesbian (trans).I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
I'm just curious how many people have LGBT+ friends, family, or anyone else they interact with on a regular basis.
The discussion of sexuality or gender rarely comes up in conversation with people I meet and eventually interact with on a regular basis, probably because I'm simply not interested it.
I've learned after having interacted with them for some time that a few of them are LGBT+, but for me, people are people, so it has no impact on my opinion of them. It's their personality, not their sexuality or gender, that makes me decide whether or not I want to interact with them on a regular basis.
Oh absolutely, I didn’t mean to imply anything about why people were in each others’ lives; or whether being LGBT+ had any bearing on whether someone would be a friend or not.
I was just curious because when I was growing up, this was anecdotally a rare thing for a lot of people to know somebody. I think people tend to be more empathetic about certain issues if they know somebody personally (it’s not always related, but it seems to have an impact on some folks).
So I was just curious.