You may think that pointing out the sin of being the way that God created me is something you do out of love. However, I am amazed how anyone could reasonably expect it to be received that way- by me or anyone else. Especially when you have said that God expects us to repent of sin- so you intentionally point it out expecting us to do the impossible. That can’t be love. I also find it incredibly arrogant to question what God has created (one might say sinful, but I fear you will say that is too judgmental). As for the speck in the eye, that’s a convenient methodology you’ve created there, but I think the speck in your eye is more your unwillingness to accept the reality of the world God created. Even though science proves you wrong, you refuse to accept the possibility that God did indeed create gay people. Your mind seems to be closed to any understanding that science can bring to the issue because you give preference to texts that have been translated and interpreted many times over the centuries and are thus very prone to our misunderstanding them. That defies logic. And is perhaps more of a beam in your eye than a speck, lol.