Jainism does not usually judge a person by sexual orientation. It mainly emphasizes ahimsa (non-violence), satya (truth), asteya, brahmacharya (self-control/celibacy), and aparigraha.

• For monks and nuns, complete brahmacharya is required.
• For lay followers, the focus is on ethical conduct, restraint, and avoiding harm.

So, a person being gay is not the main issue in Jainism; what matters is how one lives ethically and without harm.