how do the Four Nations view LGBTQ+ relationships? 🌈 | Avatar #Shorts

Discover how the societies of the Four Nations in Avatar: The Last Airbender react to LGBTQ+ relationships. From the open-minded Air Nomads to the traditional Earth Kingdom, each nation has a unique perspective on love and acceptance.

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[Kepler_]

Earth kingdom was just mad that kyoshi was taken

[Hydroux]

Sozin was probably mad he couldn’t have Roku. That’s why he outlawed it

[DAMDO]

air=freedom
water=change
it makes perfect sense that these two are the most accepting, lore-wise

[gaintturnip]

I don't even think gender was something air nomads regularly thought about, so to them it was just two humans.

[Mrfoody.dip]

At least the Avatars got a happy ending =)
'Love is in the air!'

[SMP]

I mean they have people controling storms and earthquakes you really going to tell them who to date and not date?

[ffplayer]

Before harmonic convergence would it not be within the realm of possibility that Kya and Bumi would have been pressured to have kids in order to keep the Air Nomad bloodline continuing because if anything happened to Tenzin's family then Air bending would truly have gone extinct.
(This comment is from a biological standpoint only.)

[fairlyoddenginecreations]

Avatar being a pro LGBTQ+ universe in canon is really cool

[leakysteve]

Oh believe you me whatever Korra and Asami are doing in the bedroom it's never the same.