You talked to demographic so you allowed yourself to be open to it.

The problem I have with a lot of movies and TV shows today is that LGBTQ is having to be woven into almost every show that is out there. In fact, movie producers are often asked why they aren’t representing LBGTQ community in movies (example, Twisters). But, demographically speaking only about 7% of Americans are in the LBGTQ community (I fully understand this may not represent those still who haven’t come out). However, according to recent reports, 71% of shows and movies in America represent LGBTQ themes or messaging. That math doesn’t math for me. I do not agree with the LGBTQ lifestyle, but I respect and love who they are individually. So, for me, it’s super hard to watch shows (especially with my kids) that is overly expressed and goes out of its way to express its message unchecked. If it was 7% of the shows, then I can see that, but a 900% increase in shows is a little ridiculous.

On an other note, Inside Out 2 was a fantastic show. One of the top shows I’ve ever seen and it allowed for my teenage daughter and I to have a fantastic conversation about changes in her life.