Whenever it comes to fighting for the rights of LGBT groups, there are always a series of people who use drug abuse and other vicious behaviors as an analogy. This reminds me of one day at lunch table and my dad arguing about whether college can wear a camisole. In their minds, contemporary colleges should wear shirts and shoes. Although they did not rigidly demand how I should dress up, when my dad made direct contact with wearing a sling and being too naked and indecent, he wanted to abandon the table and run away because of unreasonable reasons. Wearing suspenders does not mean that we are not serious, and being LGBT cannot be a reason for us to hate ourselves. Drug use and "unbelief" are both acquired self-choices. As far as I am concerned, apart from expressing my own opinions to a certain extent, it is difficult for me to make my own claims and want to change the path of others. I don't have the qualifications. Of course, drug use is still an extreme example (because the male guide in the movie uses drug use as an example, he looks clever), and it is natural to refuse drugs.
What horrified me the most was that whether it was the "school" here or Yang Yongxin’s Devil’s Hospital, they all preached that they were the most correct, kind, and greatest. The suppression of "wrong" and "evil" is not worth mentioning. There are always people who just let it go, and these people are not the authorities. They can't feel it, shirk their responsibilities, open their arms to tell "love", and give it away. In the movie, how to carefully cooperate with "teaching" during the day can't escape the soft and soft dream. Since it is born like this, how can we change it?
By the way, I want to share a dormitory with Chloe sister, alright! How can there be a school where the two girls live together to treat homosexuality! Watching her kiss scenes are really fascinated, the girl who wrote a letter saying that you are too much to start! I come!
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