@Mags - did you shout out that NO! :)
Last time I checked, being straight did not qualify you to be ostracized or demonised or insulted or imprisoned, or your life being made such hell that you felt that suicide was the only way out - All these things have happened over the years to those who are homosexual.
We should not be demonising people on the basis of their sexual orientation - but in order for that to work, it has to become something mundane, and that only happens when you have role models who are openly gay. It happens in celebrity circles- no one hardly bats an eyelid any longer - it is happening in political circles - several openly gay MPs. It is even happening in the Church, although very reluctantly.
One of the last bastions of society, where if you believe the statistics, there is hardly a single openly gay individual - is sports. Statistically speaking, this seems unlikely. It would be better for everyone if individuals no longer had to hide or dissimulate about their sexuality.
That way it becomes boringly mundane, and we can move on to other far more interesting issues....