"I want to get to a day where this isn't a thing."
"We're an open door and a safe space for people to communicate and be themselves,"Mr McLeish said.
"We don't have to have it in a secret place, we don't have to do it underground or in somebody's personal home. We can [socialise] publicly and enjoy it, and nobody cares,"he said.
"So there is a need for these kinds of activities — having visibility has a huge impact on people's mental health."
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