Okay, I have nothing wrong with LGBT people. Love is love and I think it's unfair that there are still some countries where same-sex couples can't get married. However, I don't understand the amount of attention that's given to it.
1. The Pride parades are a good idea in practice. They provide the community a chance to let their voices be heard. But they are way too over-sexualised. Do the marchers really need to be dressed like that? By showing so much skin, they are reinforcing the stereotype that gays are only interested in sex. And I for one would not want my children to have to see people dressed in the street like that. Not because they're a certain sexuality but because I believe in a certain level of decourum.
2. The way the media treats the LGBT movement, it's as if it's the biggest civil rights issue of our time. I understand that it's important to fight for the right to love whoever you want, but not when it's taking attention away from more life-affecting issues like homelessness and mental illness.
3. Many religions are against the LGBT movement. We're fighting for equality yet religious people are forced to feel ostricized by seeing what they think is haram/sin glorified on a daily basis. If they speak about how such practices make them uncomfortable, they're told that they're being unjust and that they should shut up. So much for equality.
NOTE: This is about the LGB side of the community. I realise that trans* people do have a lot more issues, which frankly deserve to get more recognition than they're getting.
Please tell me I'm not the only one who feels like this!