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Arguments Against Gay Relationships

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My desired audience would be the people who are against any gay activity. If those individuals put aside their personal desires they would understand how good this could be for the collective good. The denial of gay relationships is caused by the status quo. This phenomena resulted in more prejudice individuals, discrimination to homosexuals, and bullying to gay teens. However, if gay relationships were being more accepted, there would be less prejudice, discrimination, and less suicide rates among gay teens. A gay relationship does not physically affect any heterosexuals in any form so there is no reason The solution for this social problem would just to being accepting to any gay activity. Status quo has many arguments against gay relationships

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