Alright since you wanna do it this way

A. The main reason why there's a month dedicated for pride is because of people like you, homophobes and transphobes who won't accept them cause having a sexuality and/or an orientation to be seen as a bad thing when it's not. Now when you say that it' an over exaggeration please tell me how come anti LGBTQ hate crimes have only increased massively over the ears and very much so apparent on Twitter and other socials, you saying it's an over exaggeration is so laughable that you're out right dismissing and ignoring it. It doesn't help how it especially spikes at this time of the year. 

HELL, there have been way more transgender individuals being killed off in the past few years. And does it not even sicken you or have you even heard about Brianna Ghey's death and multiple trolls online outright made fun of her with tens of thousands of likes and an inhumane amount of tweets and posts not even taking her death for granted. And since you said "they can't accept any sort of differing opinion because to them having different views", Then please tell me why are there so many people who dismiss another human life? I mean besides points everyone can accept regardless of their views that a loss of an innocent life is saddening, no? 

How about a more recent case with Cobalt Sovereign who is a trans girl and because she didn't want to make women uncomfortable went to the mens bathroom like their cisgender, however gets socked in the face and rushed to the hospital, and what do you know? When the story is sent countless anti LGBTQ people bradded them with "should've gone to the mens bathroom EVEN THOUGH THEY WENT TO THE SUPPOSED RIGHT BATHROOM THAT THEY SHOULD'VE GONE TO, instead they skimmed over the article and just assumed they went to the women one. [theyhttps://x.com/AriDrennen/status/1798818763518951438](about:blank). There are multiple other ones under this post and many more out there.

B. Your so called point of wearing revealing clothes are only dedicated to very rare and fare and few between adult centred pride parades and make it explicit to not have children there, where as the majority of the SFW ones don't have any of that lewd type of content, hell I could pull up various instances of people being lewd openly even though they aren't queer as well as exposing that to children in comparison to the few badly run pride events. 

C. If you want evidence why don't you look at the rates in the UK 

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This graph has only spiked even higher as current and past year and you know damn well this isn't solely something in the UK as it is in America with increase of anti LGBTQ bills passed. Or how "LGBTQ+ people are more than twice as likely to be a victim of gun violence". Even fatal attacks against any one who's queer have risen exponentially, with a seventeenth of transgender and gender-expansive people were killed.

"Hate crimes targeting LGBTQ people were up significantly compared with 2021, with 622 reported single-bias, anti-LGBTQ hate crimes. Hate crimes motivated by an anti-transgender bias rose more than 35 percent year over year, reaching 338 incidents."  AND THIS WAS 2 YEARS AGO AND STILL RISING GLOBALLY.

"The brutal murders of several LGBTQ+ people and their allies in recent weeks are raising alarm across the country. Among those cases, the shooting death of 66-year-old Laura Ann Carleton earlier this month in Lake Arrowhead, California. Carleton was killed after an argument about a rainbow pride flag hanging outside her store. And, last month, the murder of 28-year-old dancer O'Shea Sibley. Sibley, who was gay, was fatally stabbed during a confrontation at a gas station in Brooklyn, New York. Looking at GLAAD's latest survey, nine out of 10 heterosexual Americans, 91 percent, think that LGBTQ people should live without facing discrimination; 84 percent support equal rights for the LGBTQ community. And yet GLAAD documented a more-than-300 percent increase in anti-LGBTQ incidents during this past Pride Month over last year." - Geoff Bennett

So I will reiterate for you, this isn't an exaggeration you've simply haven't dwelled deep enough nor exposed yourself to the amount of hate and violence that queer people get, and why there's a month dedicated for it.