Wait! Come Out of the Closet! (LGBT challenge)

Smol here! So I saw the LGBT challenge on the featured feed, and I decided to make an entry. This entry has both art, and a speech about being open about being LGBT, so please stick around to read it. (You don't have to, I can't stop you :sweat_smile: ) without further hesitation, here's my entry.

My drawing shows Nightmare Foxy, literally and figuratively, being trapped in the closet. I wanted to write this speech to help people find how to open up, like Foxy here, and to help others around these people to understand and them. In society, having a different sexuality or sexual preference has been frowned upon for many years. (This isn't meant to be hate, it's true ((and I wish it wasn't)) and worth mentioning.) in more recent years, the world has seen an emergence of acceptance of these groups of people. However, that doesn't mean everyone has accepted them. I'm sure you've seen or know someone who thinks that people with different sexualities are inferior. As a group, a community, we have to stop this.

They're People Too

Because of all this negativity and discrimination, people with different sexualities and sexual preference feel like they need to hide who they are. In a perfect world, that wouldn't be the case. Long story short, I, and everyone who is LGBT and s them, want a perfect world. Why should people hide a part of them, just to be treated as an equal? Everyone has their own ideals in relationships, and that's perfectly okay. What I want everyone to take from this speech I've written is, it's okay to come out of the closet. If you find that someone around you comes out, you have to that person, because it isn't easy for them to tell others.

Long story short, everyone is equal, no matter how they feel about relationships.

So, I'm gonna wrap this up here. I hope you read the whole thing, but it's perfectly fine if you didn't. Thanks for checking my post out, but before you go, I have one more thing to say.

If you post any hateful things about the LGBT community in the comments, your comment will be removed, and you will be flagged for bullying. It is absolutely not okay to act in this way online. Keep hateful comments to yourself please.

That's all I've got. Smol out!

#LGBTChallenge

Quick post-post edit: I'm aware that my entry doesn't fit the theme exactly. I just didn't want to draw a ship. I also wanted to try to help people be more confidant. In my mind, it fits the theme of 'it must be pro-LGBT' so yeah! There we go, explanation over.