Who decides what roads are taken?  You decide for yourself JKirkLVNV.  And it is okay for you to decide that you do not want to walk in company with LGBT people.  That is fine and I wish you well in life.  

But your attitude doesn't speak for all Catholics.  The majority of Catholics of this country do not support or live by the "teachings" of the magisterium on a number of issues.  Some of "us" do want a more inclusive Church, we do want and need that dialogue to better understand the non-heterosexual viewpoint, experience, and how life can be lived well and faithfully.  We do think the teachings and understanding of the Church on human sexuality are way out of whack. 

 More, we need theologians, bishops, priests, straight and LGBTQI people, women, scientists, social scientists, medical professionals to join the conversation.  Mostly, what is needed is people who don't think they already know it all, people open to finding they may be wrong and have a lot to learn.  Can you do that?