One of the important questions of today's society is how to look at same-sex people, same-sex partners, stepping into the same-sex community and the process of raising children. The main goal of the present paper is to examine young people's perspective on homosexuality and same-sex communities. This paper presents and interprets the results of a survey conducted in July 2019 on a sample of 303 subjects between the ages of 15 and 35. The results of research showed that young people are mostly open to the possibility of marriage between same-sex partners while to a lesser extent agreeing with the concept of adoption and raising children. It is positive that they think such communities are almost equal to heterosexual communities. However, they are aware that the same-sex community is exposed to social exclusion and that there is a difference in the upbringing of children raised by same-sex partners from children raised by heterosexual partners, which can be justified by the discrimination and violence to which children of same-sex partners are exposed. Also, research has shown that young people believe that same-sex partners can be good parents and provide their children with everything they need and that it is better for children to grow up in same-sex families than in foster cares. It shows the absolute shift of society for the better and the possibility of further progress in terms of equality of all people.