One reason is that gentrification causes people living in the city center to identify themselves as belonging to a particular class of citizens. Since gentrification began, people moved into the redeveloped places in the city center, then they started to act like the rest of the people in that area according to the expectations and social norms of the people living in that space. A second reason is that gentrification suits certain types of people based on their sexuality. Gentrification is not only triggered by people with normal sexuality, but the gay and lesbian neighborhoods created by gentrification make them feel safe and protected; they don't feel or are seen as out of place. A third reason is that gentrification is attributed to social construction, which places people with special boundaries. Since they live in a certain place, people decide to maintain a social boundary that allows them to distinguish themselves from the rest of the others, mainly through the location of their places.