Top Ten Struggles Most LGBT People Have

I discovered my bird isn't straight when he tried mating with another bird. Who was also male.
And that I wasn't straight while crushing on a girl.

Yeah, the hardest time of the year. Coming out has a lot of negative feelings especially since most people just try believing in movies more than to real people who did. Yeah, the side effects will be being disowned or not feel loved but to get the hard stuff off your chest, you are a hero.

My parents are supportive but tbh I don't really feel like coming out. I don't know maybe they might say I'm to young to think about this stuff but then why WOULD I be thinking about these labels?

Okay, but for the most parts, it's the lesbians who are more popularly done with it. Imagine having your father with you, an LGBT person being shipped with the other gender then having to feel that pain.

I hate being shipped with the opposite gender, especially by people who know I'm a homosexual

I know you closeted gays are here looking at this! I know you! Some childhoods have been affected by Britney Spears or looking at N'SYNC posters like they're big girl superfans or have been affected by Madonna and Christina Aguilera while using a towel for a wig when parents are not there. Yeah, when parents get home, it will be like "DON'T GET CAUGHT". In this case, it may be the same for some people especially if they didn't come out.

It is really honorable to have our own flag as the rainbow but sometimes, we look at a rainbow and say that pur gayness intensified while sometimes, we just see it like a rainbow only. That's it. Let's remember rainbows and LGBT are not always the same thing.

Every person has been affected by the stereotype media thing. Well, the gays are stereotyped to be the girl's best friend who likes drag, watching theather and loves Cher. And the lesbians are stereotyped to be the butch girl who defends her girlfriend to any single man who touch her body and drink booze with them after. Really negative but remember, not everyone should be stereotyped.

The homophobia of it all. You remember seeing a dead eye when you are hanging out with the girls like they are your friend or attractively then they are laughing at you. And then sometimes by, they get angry at you just because you simply exist.

Some countries are still conservative about this rule, sadly. Most of us pray for our fellow LGBT people so that they may survive and not get hung or executed because some countries still have it.

It infuriates me when people do this. I'm heterosexual, but still, LGBT people must feel so horrible when they're not allowed to be themselves and just thrown into baskets and expected to act that way. It doesn't help that sites like Tumblr, Buzzfeed and literally any SJW site push this narrative, and even when they see cishet people not conforming to stereotypical gender roles the first thing they do is label them as gay/trans etc., without even asking them. It's really sick.

Sure, most of the gay people are feminine and some lesbians are masculine but that doesn't mean we must turn ourselves into some boy or girl like it is a stated rule. Transgender people did that because they want to and make a choice for themselves. It is needed that we must burn the construct of the society and stand up for our voice.

This may look like a filler but we get both offended a little bit and keep laughing too much because it is just too damn known that this list was made by someone who doesn't know one gay person! The struggle is, we don't like to be offended so don't come for us.