Is it safe to be openly an lgbtq person in your country? If it's safe is it regarded as something normal or as something bad?
Is your country/area friendly/safe for lgbtq+ peole?
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It certainly seems to be more normalised in the media these days, and Pride events seem to be a big thing, but I’ve read in the newspaper that there have been an increase in “gay bashing” incidents recently, so I don’t know.
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yeah it mostly is here in NYC, lots of support groups, and my school even has a LGTBQ support group which I joined last april when I came out, Im mostly comfortable with all that support.
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yeah its relatively safe. Theres always going to be some people who think gay or trans is wrong. And some people who use violence. But they are condemned by a large proportion and seen as the bad
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Yes I believe so
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All things considered, I'd say so, and we celebrate pride month like many other countries.Keyboard not found. Press F1 for help.
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In Portugal it's fine.
There will always be people that will frown upon it, or even comment loudly, but it's not common.
Violence is even less likely.
LGBT people can marry, adopt and are pretty much treated equally in the eyes of the law. -
Especifically for trans people, you can change your gender on your ID at 16, without the need for medical or any other authorization.
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yes
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I would say it’s safe enough, some people might not like it though
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No
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Yes it’s fairy safe, people can do what they want
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Yes it’s fairy safe, people can do what they want
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MillieW wrote:
I would say it’s safe enough, some people might not like it though
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I think by me it is mostly accepted but there are lines of decency that make people uncomfortable. Like there are gay places like bars and stuff. There are always some people that never will approve but they are the minority.
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for the most part we aren't bothered but I heard comments, not directed at me, in the locker room at school last year. I got to be "friends" with a senior in my PE class so maybe that helped. Will find out on Tuesday when I have my first PE class if it's better
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Where are you from?
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cfgp wrote:
In Portugal it's fine.
There will always be people that will frown upon it, or even comment loudly, but it's not common.
Violence is even less likely.
LGBT people can marry, adopt and are pretty much treated equally in the eyes of the law.
It wasn't major news, it was barely mentioned in the main news program at all.
There were a few comments in news websites, on social media, but most of it was "yeah sure, whatever. what are his political views on stuff that matters to me, so I can vote for him or not?".
There will always be negative, "backwards" people, but for most people, it's a non-issue. You love who you love, let's all move on with our lives and focus on things that really matter. -
Yes it is especially in my area which is goodBored 24/7 feel free to pm whenever
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