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LGBTQ stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer. These people struggle everyday because they identify a something other people disagree with. A few years ago same sex marriage was legalized but is still not respected by some people and states. Why would someone have a problem with someone else's relationship? Everyone should be able to love whomever they wish without others judgement and criticism. People should allow others to be who they are and they should stop going after people who are part of the LGBTQ community. They attack these people because of their religion, tradition, and what they are told. Some religious people say it is against what there god wanted or wants. For example, some christians say that it is not …show more content…

But these people need to realize that things are changing and it will continue to change because we are human and we change. There is more technology, better cars, acceptance, and more, we are changing for the better. So many people continually hear it is bad to be part of the LGBTQ community and other things that go against the LGBTQ community and since they have heard it so much, they believe it. Someone else's opinion is getting in the way of people making there own opinion on the situation. The pressure of the crowd gets them to turn against or for something so they can blend in. An example of this is at schools, people who are part of the LGBTQ community are often bullied or even shunned. People should not listen to the crowd and make their own decisions and opinions based off of their own beliefs and thoughts. People are against it because it goes against everything else they know. People are afraid of change because it opens up a window and anything could happen. The people who are not afraid and the people who change or accept who they are are criticized. This needs to stop, we need to accept the people who are accepting themselves and to accept the people who are

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