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In the UK, 66% of those surveyed stated their support for same-sex relationships
Isn't this a really terrible statistic? 34% of people don't show the bare minimum level of support for letting other people live their lives? I would have expected this to be a lot higher.
it’s pretty bad but i’d definitely take it over where i live (oklahoma). aside from like 5… maybe 6(?) people in my school, everyone is homophobic. it’s hell
All repressed and closeted.
The kids are alright
That makes more sense, it aligns more with my experience than those surveys saying 2% of people are LGBT+.