Imana --
I honestly don't know how you can post
"But what you're saying here isn't what the OP is about. The OP asked a very simple question that it seems, some aren't able (or willing) to simply answer."
or
" Where, exactly, in the OP did she dehumanize anyone???

The only reason people think that is because they just might be too much into themselves, which would explain why the question in the OP isn't being answered, but rather avoided."
or
"But......gay people aren't mentioned in the beginning of creation. So how is it that you insist that the OP is trashing gays?? That doesn't make sense."

It is as though you have been reading a different forum thread than the rest of us. Many of the posts examined the OP point by point and found it lacking.
The intent of the OP was to say that since the Creation accounts in Genesis do not mention gays, then God did not create gays. This is exactly the same sort of argument from silence that is , correctly, shot down when someone claims that because Jesus is not quoted in the Gospels as condemning homosexuality. In both cases, there simply is not any positive evidence from which to construct a valid argument.
In addition, the way the OP is phrased, it implies that a second agency, not God, created gays. That is not "a simple question." It is, as Stumpjumper has pointed out, a heresy.
Finally, the IAR has stated that God did not create gays
because He did not create bad things. That is where she de-humanized gays. It is not gays reading "God did not create bad things and deciding "I wonder if she's talking about us?" It is IAR herself identifying gays as "bad things." She does not consider herself a "bad thing." She is a human, not a thing, and although she has sinned, she has been forgiven and is in the process of being renewed.
Well gays are not "bad things," either. They are just as human, and no more flawed than IAR is. (Half of Romans and about a third of Galatians make exactly that point about all sinners.) If they are Christians, they are also forgiven and undergoing renewal.