Conservatism isn’t a monolith—some conservatives, especially younger ones, are increasingly okay with same-sex relationships, with 30% of Brazil’s LGBTQ community voting for Bolsonaro in 2018. But traditionalists still push back hard, often citing religious values. Pew data shows a growing acceptance divide: 62% of Americans now support same-sex marriage, yet conservative Republicans are split 49/48 on keeping religion out of policy. The “true conservative” label doesn’t hinge on rejecting two dudes in bed—it’s more about individual liberty versus tradition. Pick your camp.