Not a hot take, but I find the various flavours of anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment to be very... sad, in a way.
A lot of us were taught to think of human beings as coming in only one of two genders (that are almost diametrically opposed), that sex was only meant for reproduction (and is synonymous with vaginal penetration), that biological sex only comes in two variations and that it determines your gender throughout your entire life, right?
And then some people or some experiences show you that there is actually more to it: gender isn't as simple as we thought, biological sex isn't as cut and dry as we thought, sexuality is much more rich than just a means or reproduction, etc.
I think that that's really beautiful, because it shows that as humans we are much more complex and varied than we give ourselves credit for, and that as soon as we try to define ourselves or think that we have finally grasped what it means to be human, it becomes clear that those definitions fall short. To define is to limit, yes, but also to misunderstand. Our pursuit of knowledge and self-knowledge will never truly end, but that's the beauty of it.