[Salman]

Mental health problems in the "gay community"?

Your fault.

[VTenigma]

What mental health?

[Paleo Conservative]

What about normal people who want to protect their mental health from a medical system that is poisoned against them?

[Jaysin]

the few L and G acquaintances that I know want NOTHING to do with this trans-freak non-sense.

my ex-wife’s lezbo sister no longer is involved in any “gay rights” silliness she championed for 20-25 years ago.
She ain’t no conservative to say the least, but she’s isn’t evil and will not condone the perversion of children.

[Petrosius]

If they are LGBTQ+ it’s too late.

[joma89]

The alphabet people and their partners are tyrannts and should be treated as such.

Props to Dave Chapelle for coining the term alphabet people.

[eyeamok]

May I suggest MASS SUICIDE

[redcatcherb412]

If being queer traumatizes you there’s always a dark room with a door. Stay in it, door closed. You know, kinda like a closet?

[WashingtonSource]

Cry me a river, vicious wannabe dictator.

[Frohickey]

Mental health … gay community.
Those are mutually exclusive.

[wardaddy]

More ATM

works like a charm

[HamiltonJay]

If your mental health is determined by the approval of people you don’t know, and you are above the age of 14, then you are mentally weak and I’ll to begin with.

If folks failing to validate your lifestyle harms your mental health, you aren’t mentally healthy to begin with

[antidemoncrat]

“How LGBTQ+ people can protect their mental health during a traumatizing Pride season”

How LGBTQ+ people lost their mental health while supporting a perverted lifestyle.

[tomkat]

How LGBTQ+ people can protect their mental health

Assuming facts not in evidence.

[mikey_hates_everything]

Alphabet people protecting their “mental health” is like a cancer victim protecting their “cancer health”.

[OrangeHoof]

Simply click their heels together and say “there’s no place like home; there’s no place like home.”

[Rummyfan]

It’s too late for this community to protect its mental health.

[Rummyfan]

“As a Black psychologist, so many people have shared messages of anti-compassion they’ve learned from their family, often with the best intentions. Instead of giving ourselves permission to feel, to self-empathize, we’re told just to get back out there, pretend,” she said. “For many of us, without the capacity for the healing effect of self-compassion, we seek strategies to distract ourselves or numb ourselves.”

Did he or she go to school to learn to speak like that?!

[lastchance]

I suppose it is a type of magical thinking. Sort of like the belief a strip of sodden loose open weave cloth prevents death from a respiratory virus. This thought process is most popular with Progressives.

[usurper]

Pride is a vice, not a virtue.

Engaging in and celebrating vice leads to diminished mental health out comes regardless of the vice.

[wjcsux]

You can’t protect something you don’t have to begin with.