Gay People

I grew up in the years when the homosexuality was seen as an illness. The Gay people used to have their relationships in secret; to kiss themselves in public did will not be seen as normal. Most gays people suffered a sexual violation abuse by someone a familiar they were touch them at night some of them or even by their parents. Actually Now they feel more free comfortable to express their love in the parks, on the streets, beaches, or anywhere else. They had fought for their rights. Today the people begin to look at them as people their behavior is looked as being "normal". Many heterosexual people straights also join to in their gay pride celebrations that are mostly held in every year on June. In my opinion, if people want to be one wants respected they have to give the same then respect others first.

Gay people

I grew up in the years when the homosexuality was seen as an illness. Gay people used to keep their relationships in secret; to kiss themselves in public was not seen as normal. Most gay people suffered a sexual violation by a family member. Perhaps they were touched at night , some of them even by their parents. Actually they feel more free to express their love in the parks, street, beach, anywhere. They fought for their rights. Today the people begin to look at them as "normal" people. Many heterosexual people join to the gay pride celebrated every year in June. In my opinion if people want to be respected they have to give the same.

Gay people

I grew up in the years when the homosexuality was seen as an illness. The gay people used to have their relationships in secret and normal gestures between couples such as kissing in public, was not seen as normal. Most gay people have suffered some sort of sexual violation and abuse by a family who would touch them at night and sadly, some of them happened to be their parents. Ironically, they feel most comfortable expressing their love while in public places such as parks, streets, beaches etc, compared to expressing themselves amidst their family and close ones. They have continuously fought for their rights to be seen as "normal" and that has been accomplished for a huge part of society given today, many heterosexual people who might have been very disapproving years ago are becoming more open minded and a lot of them join the gay pride celebrated every year in June. In my opinion, if people want to be respected they have to be willing to give show respect as well.