We believe that the practice of homosexual acts, is unnatural and against God's law as laid out in the Bible. (1 Corinthians 6:9-11)
But we also understand that all humans are imperfect, we have all inherited sin from Adam and Eve, and the tendancy to have homosexual thoughts and inclinations may be another aspect of our imperfection. It is no different then, than any sin a person must fight against. Some of us heterosexual people may have tendancies we have to fight against too, Some may be tempted to commit adultery, or to sleep with someone they haven't married. Some may have to fight a desire to view pornography, or to drink too much or many other bad and sinful habits.
The person who is tempted by something, isn't a bad person, they are a sinner, the same as we all are. It is the person who acts on their temptations that has to work harder to fight against committing a sin.
So to answer your question? We have some brothers or sisters within our congregations who have homosexual tendancies (but who are not practicing homosexual acts). We do not view them as bad people. They may be willing to tell you that they feel "different" inherently. But they are willing to wait on Jehovah to correct any sinful tendancies they may have.
We don't teach hatred or disrespect of any individual. We do believe that each of us is responsible for our own actions, and that God has clearly taught in the Bible what actions are acceptable and what actions are sinful. We try and avoid sinning against Jehovah.
I know many in the world tell you that a person is "born" homosexual. This may be true. A person may be born blind too. Or may be born missing fingers or have some other physical imperfection. Or for whatever reason a person may have a strong inclination to want to have sex with children. Feeling this way, does NOT excuse acting on it. A person may have serious feelings of anger, and they may feel inclined to act on that anger, they may even want to kill someone. Feeling that way, doesn't excuse acting upon it.
God expects us to obey him and to avoid acting on sinful thoughts.
But we don't hate people. We love and respect all people. We know that they and we, all have our own sinful inclinations we are tempted to act upon "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God".
They (because they have these feelings) are no worse than we who have feelings that make us want to commit other sins. But the Bible clearly states that homosexual acts are condemned and those who practice them (the same as those who practice fornication or adultery) are sinning against God.