So, in the US the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy is being repealed so that openly gay people can serve. My question to you is whether you would actually serve as openly gay if you did choose to serve, now that it is permitted. I am also curious as to opinions on how openly gay personnel are likely to be treated by other personnel.
I personally don't know whether or not I am gay, am 20, and I just enlisted in the US Navy (making this topic relevant to me). If I am gay, I will most likely be open about it. As for how others will react, any guess is as good as mine.
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