It's accurate to describe it as abnormal -- something that's less common deviates from what is normal, is abnormal. There's often a connection to abnormal things being 'worrying', and lgbtq+ stuff falls into that category for many as well -- case in point, Snoop. Few parents 'wish' their kids to be lgbtq+, it worries them, even if many will (hopefully) love their kids regardless. I reckon lemmy has a significant number of lgbtq+ people on it, which presents echo chamber bias. I still think it's important to voice dissenting opinions / views, even if it triggers a bunch of people -- so long as it's done in a generally neutral fashion. My communication skills feel ok to me, though some groan that I write longer posts. Sure, I often have people post ad hominem type insults / personal attacks against things I post, but I rarely respond back attacking the personality/character of those folks (admittedly, I've been more lax lately).

Sorta like how there are seemingly a lot of FN people in many of the Canadian subs. Most/many of the articles that get posted there are primarily about FN topics, with FN bias. While I know my views on FN issues are not "in line" with the FN narrative, I still think it's important to highlight things in a mostly neutral manner, so that there's a diversity of opinions presented to the broader community. Without more diverse opinions displayed, it gives the wrong impression to readers of the general public opinion about various topics -- I doubt I really need to go on about the risks of echo chambers on social media.