It’s completely okay for straight people to go to pride to support their friends and family, if anything it should be encouraged. (But with Covid rn i wouldn’t advise it) reply
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honestly I'd love to have [straight, cis] friends who accept the way I am and also want to attend the pride parade with me. Only the thought makes me smile lol.
And you're going there as a supporter and I think it's completely fine. I was never at one, because I'm still in the closet, but I'm pretty sure that there re many straight, cisgender peo...... reply
Yes! It's totally okay for a straight person to attend pride! In fact, you'll find that everyone is very welcoming and appreciate you coming out to support your friend/ the lgbtq+ community. It's understandable that you'd feel nervous, but I think you're a great friend. Go to pride (safely, of course)! Have fun! You'll have a good time! reply
Honestly, my personal opinion is saying go for it! Pride, while is of course aimed to the LGBTQ+ it's still ment to spread awareness. We can't have change of feelings about it if we just say "No! Straight people are not welcome here!" Again this is my personal look at it, but I think it's wonderful you want to help make your friend happy and comfor...... reply
