If you really don't discriminate against homosexuals, don't recruit them to be gay online.

Nowadays, the topic of novels on the internet is always endless. It seems that the rarer they are, the hotter they get.

Homosexuality is a hot topic recently. Many people like to label everything gay in order to earn eyeballs and read more books.

In fact, the voice of supporting homosexuality in the society is very high at present, and all kinds of slogans are "the opposite sex is only for reproduction, and the same sex is the true love on earth." Banners like that, shouting not to discriminate against homosexuals.

Indeed, this is the trend of the current social trend. But at the same time, homosexuality has been pushed to the forefront. Therefore, this topic is even hotter. Many people write a post casually, attach some stories made up by themselves, and even make a funny joke. Then, under the banner of homosexuality, they shout that homosexuality is the banner of true love, earning enough attention and enthusiasm.

But are these people really gay? No, I can't say that none of them are. However, I dare say that most of them are not really gay.

They just want to rub off the enthusiasm of homosexuality and use the hot topic of homosexuality to earn more benefits for themselves. And the image of such a homosexual they play is probably the view of many netizens on homosexuality on the Internet.

In reality, most true homosexuals are inferior, sensitive and fragile people. Because they feel different from others, some people even resent why they are gay, but these are not their own choices.

Many people may be saying that they don't discriminate against homosexuals or oppose such people. However, if such a person really appears around you, I think it's good that you don't call him a pervert.

Some people may be very good friends. When one of them is found to be gay, even if there is no verbal abuse, most people around him will silently stay away from him and isolate him.

This subtle tacit understanding is even more unacceptable than directly scolding him. I said I wouldn't treat homosexuals as aliens, but when homosexuals really appear in my life circle, how many people can really accept them and encourage them?

Therefore, based on the cruelty of this reality, I believe that most homosexuals will not easily expose themselves on the Internet. Not to mention publicly revealing your bumpy road to love online.

Finally, I hope those who make money from it will accumulate more virtue and stop being blackmailed by homosexuals. At the same time, I also believe that the day will come when all homosexuals can no longer be treated with special respect, whether in reality or on the Internet.