Everyone's opinion

We keep meeting many people, but how many times have you interacted with people from the LGBTQ+ community? I HAVE.

A few days back I interviewed two people a lesbian and a gay respectively; I asked them many questions and they were so open, free, and it felt like I was actually speaking to any normal person as I would on a day-to-day basis. Then, why are they treated unfairly? Write in the comments what you think? Also mention if you have met anyone from this community.





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