Anyone other TikTok refugees seeing a lot of homophobia & transphobia on Rednote/小红书?

(Bit of a rant, if that's not what you're here for no worries keep scrolling).

First off, I am absolutely loving the moment of cultural connection we're seeing with the mass migration of US TikTok users to Rednote/小红书.

That being said, I'm getting pretty disturbed by some of the stuff I'm seeing in the trend where Chinese netziens welcome US TikTok refugees with a Rednote/小红书101 explainer. Along with some beneign tips (like posting pics of pets & learning some Mandarin), one tip I'm seeing a lot is to not bring up "any of that LGBT stuff."

Part of why this bugs me so much is that there are queer Chinese Rednote/小红书 content creators, and from what experience I do have as an American who's studied Chinese & lived in China it's a mixed bag as far as acceptance of queer folks goes -- not monolithically intolerant of queerness like many of these videos are indicating.

But what bugs me even more is all of the American TikTok refugees that are swallowing this hook and sinker and saying "well we have to respect their culture." Bruh China has such a long queer history that they literally have sayings that originate from celebrating queer love (断袖之癖).

I know that Western modes of queerness are not universal, and I know it's entitled to demand recognition in a space that doesn't center Westerners, but damn what room does that leave for contesting cultural essentialism parroted by other Westerners?

Rant over, thanks for reading if you got this far.

EDIT: Everyone saying "well why did you join the app?" is missing the point. While having plenty of individual Chinese content creators saying "no queer stuff" might annoy me, what really bugs me is Westerners on the app going "sweet, works for me! throw them queers under the bus!"