Yashika: Are we really supporting the LGBTQI community?

    • Yashika Sahai,
    • Standard: XII-A,
    • St. Teresa School,
    • Ghaziabad.

    • Publish Date: Nov 7 2019 8:44PM
    • |
    • Updated Date: Nov 8 2019 1:08PM
Yashika: Are we really supporting the LGBTQI community?

Last year, the LGBTQI people, last year, when they really got freedom to come up. Everyone including me was happy on this day, of course we should respect them but the question is do we really respect or support them?

All of us know how difficult it is for these people to come up in the society even today when we say they are free do so. Because they still feel the pressure of coming out from parents and relatives, they are forced to hide behind and lead a hell life.

A life based on other's thinking and values. Here today I am speaking about a widespread discrimination which they feel even today. Even today when parents come to know about their child's identity they think that it's a disease and they take them to doctor. This really demotivates and creates hindrance in opening up.

Over two third of LGBTQI+ people avoid holding hand in public because we have made it difficult for them to feel that they even have any place to live in this world. Usually people roll up their eyes and stare like anything, whenever they are in public.

Even in our personal talks we usually see people who talk so badly about them, we mock them, we insult them, make them feel they actually don't deserve to live. Even we can see small children making fun of them, actually this is what they learn it is not taught.

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