Pride month is a gloried self-celebration specifically for one's own sexual desires/interests and the fact that there is a pride MONTH simply celebrating who people bang or how they identify and many other people get honored for a single day (if that) for actual achievements is ridiculous. Like being gay or whatever isn't an achievement. Most people do not care if someone is gay, lesbian, etc. and all of that comes secondary to who someone is as a person. I care about content of character, not who someone is sexually attracted to or what they feel about themselves. It feels regressive. Like how people judge someone based on the color of their skin, it is arbitrary.Nah, hit me whats your thoughts.
It is just one aspect of who a person is. I understand the rights aspect but it has become less about a gathering for rights and achievements to nation wide kink shows. I have seen plenty of videos coming out of places like New York, Cali, Chicago, etc. that show grown ass naked men and women walking around in public around kids to not be okay with it. And yeah, this is on the parents but you should not be allowed to be in a public area naked, swinging dildos, and simulating sex or showing off your sexual fetishes. If you want to celebrate lifestyles, do it in adult settings. Have "pride parties" in night clubs or whatever.
I always point to Japan for an example. If pride parades were just people walking together, holding flags, and spreading love (not sexualized habits) it would be whatever but it has become overrun by people just wanting to be as depraved in public as possible. Plenty of people that fall under the LGBT grouping have come out against these events because they have experienced it first hand and they don't want that to be representation for them.
All this to say that I don't think a month long celebration for things people can't control (who they are sexually attracted) is necessary. If it was more about show casing people like Alan Turing and his achievements and honoring people like him, I would be fine with it. But it is not this. It is just self-gratification and focused primarily on sex and sexual lifestyles over achievements.
I've got nothing against people that aren't straight or "of the norm". I don't treat them any differently even though my opinions may come off as blunt. But if you are a sexual deviant, straight or gay or whatever, it is something that shouldn't be celebrated. It is self-destructive behavior. I'd feel no differently if it was a bunch of straight people doing this crap. When people place their primary value as being sex objects, kinks, etc. I will never view it as a good thing. It is not a sign of a healthy culture or healthy for a society as a whole.