I am simply saying why are we publicizing and glamorizing such an act? If you want to be gay be gay on your own time, out of the spotlight.
I'd like to know where YOU (personally) have the impression that being gay is glamorized and "out into the spotlight"?
If you are referring to TV or certain other types of media...."being gay" is put "into the spotlight" for the reason that it's (still) controversial.
A good example would be so called fake "reality TV shows" which, let me assure you, are carefully crafted in advance so as to create the most controversy/hype etc. ------> RATINGS -----> MONEY
For example, those types of shows where the makers of the show deliberately put different personalities in a house to live together...and bet they will put a homosexual in there along with, if possible, a person who has the exact opposite view and might be shunning homosexuals. Or, say a hippie...alongside with with a banker.
Now, millions of people will watch this stupid, fake show and will follow how the hippie (or the gay) gets along with the banker...or the redneck.
GET IT? Do you understand the motive behind it?
In reality however, life is not a fake TV reality show. From my experience, gays don't often exactly advertise they're gay...maybe in some very progressive "communities" like Boystown Chicago etc...but then they're also not exactly "advertizing" they're gay...they're simply living their lives more open because in those communities they know it's not a problem to show they're gay.
I'd still like to know where in "normal" life, normal work, normal every-day life it happens that gays are "glamorizing" their sexuality...in a way that goes beyond legitimate calling that they have equal rights like anyone else. And seeing what happened in Miss. they have every right to demand equal rights, now even more so.