Buddhism says that monks are celibate and cannot have any sexual relations. What does Buddhism think of homosexuality?

Buddhism does not require all Buddhists to abstain from sex, but abstinence is a requirement for monks. Buddhism only requires lay disciples not to promiscuous, not to engage in extramarital sex. Purdue sentient beings in Buddhism don't want to become monks, because although the Buddha is omnipotent, there are three things he can't do. Some people can't be sentient beings and have no chance. Buddha, do we have greater legal capacity than Buddha? In addition, abstinence from meat is only a means to practice. When you really wake up, you will no longer be tempted by desire, and abstinence from meat will complete your mission, and it will no longer be meaningful.

What is Buddhism's view on same-sex love? This is a difficult question to answer! In Buddhism, we don't think anything is guilty. We just did something wrong out of ignorance. Because of our ignorance of the essence (body) of things, we mistakenly cling to it and are enslaved by it. Buddhism advises people to give up any of these attachments, because they will bind us more closely to samsara. And indulging in it will lead to other bad consequences. It can be seen from this that Buddhism does not regard homosexuality as "wrong", but heterosexuality is "right". Both stem from ignorance! We have no right to condemn others, but our responsibility is to help others understand that all joys and sorrows are out of ignorance, and the satisfaction of desire will only increase our desire for the world and make us trapped in reincarnation for a longer time! Buddhism is a religion of wisdom. Learn Buddhism well, and with wisdom, you will naturally surpass this persistence!