PRIDE MONTH, PRIDE IN PRAGUE - LOVE IS LOVE

Hello guys,
Welcome to my new article.
Firstly, I wanted to write a travel post about our trip to Prague, really beautiful city, that definitely should be on your bucket list.
Then I realize, there's' much more serious topic we should discuss, which is PRIDE.



But firstly, about Prague.
Prague is another absolutely lovely and beautiful historical city in Europe, which isn´t that crowded, but it definitely supposes to be on your list, if you are ever planning your journey across the Europe.

There´s so many things to do, so there´s no chance to be bored here. 

This year, I decided to come back - after 4 years - to see my lovely Prague. I really enjoy everything we saw there, even that I have already seen it so many times.
If you want something like "places you should not miss in Prague", let me know, it would be an honor to sum it up for you.

But, as I said, today´s post isn´t gonna be simply about Prague.
This year, I and my friends decided to attend PRIDE in this part of the world.

My question for you is: What do you think about LGBT? About gays? About bisexuals? What do you think about the fact, that man loves the man, and woman loves a woman? Please, let me know in the comments, I´m really curious about your opinions.

For me, I´m totally open to this.
I mean, I´m straight person, but this doesn´t mean, I cannot support others.
Three months ago, I haven´t even thought how many gay or bisexual friends I have. It was quite a shock when I reveal this fact, but it was a "good shock". I was feeling so proud to all of them, that they finally found a courage to tell the world what they really are.

So, I´m asking myself: Is it okay when a man loves the man or woman loves the woman, or when woman and man love both at the same time?
I don´t even have to think about the answer because it is. It really is.
Love comes in all shapes. Love is love. Always.
When two people love each other, something like gender shouldn´t be an obstacle. 

Being a gay doesn´t mean you are sick. It doesn´t mean you have to be cured because it is not a disease. It´s part of who you are. You haven´t chosen that. You have born like that. Does it mean you are wrong? NO!

Attend Pride in a Prague was an eye-opening experience. There were so many people wearing a rainbow and showing the world, their true colors. And I am so happy, that we live in the 21st century and, despite few individuals, they are starting to be acceptable by society.

I want to end this post with a bunch of LGBT quotes, and especially my favorite one:

"Why would you rather see 2 men holding guns than holding hands?"

Thank you so much for reading.
Please let me know in the comments your opinion.
With love,
Ally.