If someone is gay, they are gay. No rainbow-tainted education is going to sway someone (permanently) one way or the other.
One of my brothers is gay. Growing up, when we both were going through teenage years, he just didn't have any feelings towards women that most men (including myself) had. He wasn't into competitive sports, and got along with the ladies just fine, in a platonic sense.
He got teased because he wasn't a 'bloke', and ironically those insults were calling him 'gay'. One day he realised that after all that, maybe he was, and so started a path on that realisation.
He didn't need to be told, he didn't need pointless virtue signalling by individuals who lack the emotional maturity to realise that instead of externalising their shortcomings, they should do an internal exploration to find what is lacking in themselves, and their life.
It is tough enough for kids/teenagers to find out who they are these days, especially with all the crap social media drills into their heads. You now have these imbeciles infiltrating school rooms (make no mistake, it is an infiltration), confusing the poor young buggers even more.
What these individuals (and their ilk) need, is a good kick up the behind (no not in a pleasant way) and told to bugger off with their opinions on how things should be.
