@authenticallybree144: Now that I've learned to fully love and accept myself for who I truly am, I would choose to be gay all day, every day. 🌈❤️ There was a time when I might have answered differently, but not anymore. My life would be completely different if I were straight, and I'm so grateful for the person I've become. I was born exactly as I was meant to be, and I wouldn't change a thing. 🏳️‍🌈❤️ #AuthenticallyBree #LGBTQCommunity #WLW #BornThisWay #GayAndProud

Lucio Cardenas :

I used to think I would say yes but now no. simply be because there is nothing wrong with me its who am I am and iv been given the opportunity to understand and be the light ✨️

Lin :

I didn't choose to be gay; I was born that way. So, if I was born straight, I'd be straight. 🙂

Reel Beachin’ Port Aransas :

As a parent of a gay child……I hope they would choose to be exactly who they are today. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I just wish the world was kinder🏳️‍🌈

PuppyGirl1111 :

No i tried that and its not who i am

CindyReLLie 🌈🤓🏳️‍🌈 :

Ohhh heavens no… I’d choose the rainbow life every time!! ❤️‍🔥🧡🫶💚💙💟💗

Samantha Rabito :

absolutely not i hear my straight friends complain about their hisbands and um no thanks i could never

TJ :

NOPE! I love me [Heartwarming]

lmac01 :

Nobody “chooses”

M!kee :

Yes, this wasn’t always an easy life.

user459998630 :

It would have been an easier life, born 1961 here…. Easy paths aren’t always what we’re here for.

attentionvampire :

no but I'd choose to be ok with it earlier and not listen to my mother

Allen Lloyd :

through all the struggles the hate the heart breaks. I could never imagine a life where my husband my best friend and my truth would not be.

keithbolick :

No fking way!

Pat :

My mom asked me this same question. I told her I would want to be straight. And I think I stand by that answer. Life would be so much easier. I wouldn’t have learned to second guess every movement, every sound of my voice growing up. I wouldn’t have been scared to accept myself for 22 years of my life. I’m out and proud now, but that took a lot of healing from self hatred and wishing I was dead along the way that straight people don’t have to go through. While I’m grateful to be part of a community that celebrates life, art, hope, and individualism, I’ll never forget how hard it was to get here. Do I wish I didn’t have to go through the bullying and self hatred? Absolutely.

Donna🏳️‍🌈 :

Absolutely not. One of the most beatiful things I've done with my life is to be true to who I am , an out Gay woman 😊😊❤️❤️

Books By Joe :

Nope. That would mean that I wouldn’t have had the 27 years with my husband. Wouldn’t give him up for anything 🥰

Ne'Ne' :

jman28 :

Yes

BeLikeTheDog🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ :

😂😂😂 it’s not a choice for me.

cassandra.truth.seeker :

No I like being me.

tommyburnettii :

I’m not changing or losing my hubby

robgold16 :

I would still gay but I wouldnt be afraid

Eric Hope :

absolutely not! I've been with the same man for 22 years and have an amazing son in law school. Why would I ever want to lose what I have? I live my best life

Tommy :

hell no. I wouldn't trade my husband of 17 years for anything... plus I love being fabulous.

tiolandoleon :

Yea