Over the past few days I’ve been reading the accounts of various gay celebrities, the most notable being Chris Crocker and Jeffree Star.  I find that Chris Crocker continues to dominate the limelight despite his past appearances on popular international news networks proclaiming his undying love for Britney Spears.  However, I have become rather disenchanted with these gay celebrities as they continue to make homosexuals, in general, look more like a generalized group of flaming, flamboyant psychopaths, and that’s not what we are.

As I have been guilty of generalizations before, I should mention that this stereotypical act by both of the above mentioned has done nothing but create more tension between the gays and the rest of the world.  We are now becoming more polarized as more and more “gay celebrities” are surfacing with idiocy and demise against other sects of society.  

I, for one, am guilty of generalizing Christianity, when in reality, not all Christians are to blame for the actions of others, most notably the Westboro Baptist Church, in Topeka, Kansas. However, other groups, that are against homosexuality, have begun using Chris Crocker and Jeffree Star as prime examples as to why the world shouldn’t tolerate homosexuality.

While I’m not against Mr. Star and Ms./Mr. Crocker sharing their viewpoints with the world, it should be noted that both are performing stereotypical acts of homosexuality that are not necessarily true to the entire sect.  We are not all like Mr. Star and the Shim, but rather, we all have our own personalities and traits that make us different.  

The only gay celebrity that has not done damage, for namesake, to the gay world, would have to be Matthew Lush, that has gone so far as promoting the donation of money through SocialVibe to help children get clean water.  Mr. Lush and other famous video bloggers, on behalf of homosexuality, (another one that has recently become recognized on YouTube, iLarry), have developed a sense of understanding for the adequate portrayal of how homosexuals should be viewed.  Neither individual plays off the “gay” card, but simply states their points and moves on with it.  Neither one uses course language or does things that are stereotypical that continue to fuel a never ending fire that seems as if it would consume all of humanity. 

In an effort to completely keep gays out of the flamethrowers, it should be known that not all of gaydom acts like Mr. Star or Mr./Ms. Crocker and that people should open their eyes to the fact that other people have been increasingly intellectual in the “Gay World” and have educated themselves on issues that are far more prevalent to society.  

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