Yes, USA.


Since when is Russia lgbt friendly?

why do you find it hilarious?

Yes I live in Australia

since these Queens

Yeah its pretty much friendly

I disagree with you on that (except for what you said about our government). Most of Australia is favourable towards same sex marriage but there is still a hefty amount of citizens against it. In society in general, I feel like there is still a substantial stigma against gay people - particularly accelerated by high school students and elder people - although most young adults and adults do not demonstrate any type of homophobia. I'm still not comfortable enough to freely talk about my love and sex life with straight friends because of what I assume their perception of gay people is. To be more clear, I wouldn't tell my friend Emily about a guy I'm seeing because (I think) she would more than likely viewing me as "the gay friend" as opposed to just a "friend" (she doesn't know I'm gay). I just want to be treated equally to the fullest and not seen as "the gay friend" which is why I find it difficult to become close with straight people, to be honest. They just seem to not get it - that I don't want to be associated with stereotypically 'gay' things because I'm a male that like guys and because I don't typically demonstrate such behaviour. Doing that is a close-minded thing to do, no matter how accepting you claim you are, and it still substantially exists/occurs.

The use of the word "******" (six letter long f word) and homophobic slurs are still a big problem. They're no more inappropriate than racist slurs yet a lot of people still boldly use them.

In switzerland you can be gay in public. No one will hurt you.
But if you're outed in school, you'll get bullied.

There's just generally people judging you for being gay.
But then again, it's kind of a mix.

EDIT: This teenage generation is much more accepting tho. You'll still have friends even as a gay in Switzerland.
People are accepting but they wouldn't like to see 2 men kissing in the streets. They'd be weirded out.

It's really a mix but I guess they're more accepting than not.

I live in Indonesia so not really, the younger generation is more open and accepting though.

Yes. But it's very confusing.

I'm protected under the law against discrimination and I can adopt a child, but I still can't marry.

No, it's one of the worst places for gays on this planet

My country is basically a little Russia. Extremly homophobic, where the orthodox church is the most important institution in our state.

I'm talking about Romania btw

Yes, Israel is a paradise for gay rights in the middle of the most hateful region towards gay. Many Middle Eastern men seek for shelter in Tel Aviv

Israel... well I guess it's nice here (especially compared to our neighborhood) but there are still some basic issues here that have yet to be done (unfortunately not only applies to LGBT but to many more groups).
Also I guess the closer you are to Tel Aviv (aka the 'pink bubble' of Israel) the better it is.

At least the army is seemed more LGBT-friendly than the government.

Gays are accepted here as long as they're productive members of society.

Yes, I live in Canada. We've had full marriage equality since 2005, gays could serve in the military openly since the 90s I believe, full adoption, full rights, very good hate speech and anti-discrimination laws.

But... The country I was born in (Iran) Hell no.

oh wow, I didn't know Israel was so accepting! Slay