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CMV: I feel that aspects of Pride are too sexualised

I've been going to Pride for years and absolutely love it. But there's always one thing that irks me every year. We're always regarded by some mean parts of society as a sexual circus rather than just a sexual orientation, and that image isn't helped by the fetish wear I see every year. I was on the tube heading to meet friends when a group of guys wearing nothing but jockstraps, harnesses and those leather dog masks got on my carriage. It was 2:30 in the afternoon and there were children on board! I get dressing scantily clad (especially in this weather) for a bit of fun but fetish wear just seems too much and, to me, doesn't really represent what Pride is about..?
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"What pride is about", is very explicitly NOT a carefully toned plea for mainstream acceptance, but an in-your-face declaration of non-conformity. 

Like the slogan says, "We are here, we are Queer, get used to it!".     

There are enough gay activists to make the Golden Rule based moral arguments about how gay people are totally normal and shouldn't be treated as some sort of sexual weirdness, but Pride has instead always taken the approach, that **it's OK to be weird**. 

That the goal has never been for a small minority to sneak under the umbrella of "normal", but to tell off the public that they can all swallow their idea of normal and choke on it.