However, you don’t have to come dressed in rainbows from head to toe – you can also choose something minimalistic with a small LGBTQ rainbow flag, or if you have nothing of that sort, you can always draw one on your face. Of course, it’s not imperative that your pride outfit features rainbows, but if you have the option to, why not? Showing all the colors of the rainbow, and dressing up in this way is the right way. Pride events are places where you can go completely crazy with the outfits and your appearance, but there simply are some don’ts that you should have in mind. So, yes, we will most certainly judge people who didn’t dress for the occasion – sometimes unconsciously, but what we can do is to make sure we are dressed in just the right ways. We are gay people, and fashion is significant to us. However, even though we are trying not to be judgmental, there is that one aspect that we haven’t thought about. This is the time of tolerance and love, and you should block whoever says otherwise.

It’s Pride Month, and we shouldn’t be scared of anything.