It's maybe too much spectacle for Yoongi's tastes, but he likes the sentiment behind such parades, at least. It's nice to imagine that, one day, things might change, even if it leaves him feeling more rueful about the current state of things than hopeful for the future. Maybe someday, though, it won't matter if anyone sees them -- not that they'd change their parents' minds, but that they'll get away from them soon enough that it won't matter what those people think.

"Maybe," he allows. It's doubtful any of their classmates would go. In fact, most of the people who show up to such a parade are likely to be the kind who wouldn't tell on them, who probably know how much some people still need to hide. He remembers what Seokjin said about Pride in America, how that was the first time he kissed a boy; maybe just being in that crowd grants people a certain kind of courage. "We could try next time one happens."