What hardships do you as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transvestite have to face?

Not being accepted, being rejected constantly, being lonely, can't kiss your significant other in public without having wierd and disapproving looks, etc..

As an asexual, it's a llittle hard dealing with a world where it seems like sex is a big deal. It's not, and I get put on the spot for either making a mockery of it or not wanting it enough. I also have trouble convincing people that asexuality exists, and is natural.

Also, use "transgendered" or "transexual". "Transvestite" is offensive to most trans folks.

First off, it's transgendered. I am a transguy. And it is very hard to deal with people constantly calling me by the wrong name and pronouns, even though they know that I am transgendered.

And it's hard to find girls. Lesbians don't like me because I'm a guy. Straight girls don't like me because I'm biologically female.

how about this...my local heath department refused to give me a pap smear cause i told them on the forms that i was gay and didn't need the birth control....they said the state funded program was only for people who needed birth control...bullshit!!! guess they don't care about women dieing from cervical cancer...they just don't want any more of us....thanks government you have once again let me down

Having to come out when you meet new people.

well as a gay christian, i have trouble seeing how i can live as both. and also my sanity. it honestly is like living a double life. my gay one, and my christian one. its hard.

being lonely and everyone using homophobic slurs

meeting other gay guys. at least where i live it is :(