LGBTQ dating problems

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It's hard for everyone to meet, but they are clear and there is another hurdle to overcome in trying to find love. There are many unique issues that members of the LGBTQ community face during their time on the dating scene without any other remakes, here is a list of eight dating issues facing the LGBTQ community.

  • FAT AND FEM SHAMING

The queer community is full of individuals with different types of body and gender energy. This includes some of us who are a bit thin or have a few extra pounds or have a certain feminine energy.

The sad truth is that gay culture does not consider these traits desirable, and our today's world of muscles and masculinity has transcended femininity, which many mistakenly see as subordinate and inferior.

  • CASUAL RACISM

A recent study on gay dating preferences shows that 80% of black men, 79% of Asian men and 75% of South Asian men have hurt racism in their efforts to date.

Many color races also have the experience of marketing, black men, or messages in the hope of being combative or masculine. Asian men often have a message because they can look cute and obedient. Did the women compare?

This is actually a good thing, but weird women are less likely to be affected by racial issues and are more open to racial dating.

  • HOOK UP CULTURE

Trust me, this can be great when you are looking for a hook-up or for-profit friend type situation. This does not mean that the people of Queer are not looking for a deeper relationship, but if they want to meet someone before they put their hands on your pants.

This can be very frustrating. Asking people you just met about their sexual preferences and genetic status is no easy task.

  • ARE THEY EVEN INTO YOU?

Sure, there are some general teachings that give us insights into whether someone is LGBTQ, but sometimes the only way to know is to ask "Should she be a woman or not?" "Is there a man make love to you? Will he continue to call you his companion? This is a common obstacle for the LGBTQ community.

  • TRANSPHOBIA

Dating can be difficult if you are trans. Trans and non-binary people still experience a lot of harassment about their gender, gender, and appearance.

Trans people in a non-binary person also have the additional stress of deciding whether to disclose their identities to dates and partners. Many trans people who are just looking to get to know someone often find themselves pagan.

  • NOT ENOUGH FISH IN TO THE SEA

Growing up in an urban city can be the best thing in the world for a queer person looking for options. Whether you are in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo or London, the possibilities are endless for you to find the person of your dreams.

Not in a crowded city, the odds are less in your favor. It's difficult for a queer person in a small town or sparsely populated area to meet potential partners. Not giving up going out in a small town doesn't mean you're doomed.

  • DATING WHILE CLOSETED

I should stop saying that many people choose to keep their gender identity a secret for a variety of reasons, including preserving their personal safety. That being said, it is difficult to date yourself even when you are in the closet.

Keeping someone you love a secret can be mentally and emotionally drained. It can also be exhausting for your partner, who will have to help you maintain a double life in your relationship in order to continue. For these reasons, people who do well in the wardrobe can experience formed relationships.

  • DATING WITH HIV

HIV remains a big taboo in the LGBTQ community. Modern medicine has come a long way over the past few decades, and HIV is no longer a death sentence, but people living in an HIV-positive state avoid dating because of the same fears and misunderstandings about HIV.

More and more us. ... Although it is still important to take safety precautions, HIV is an obstacle that couples can overcome.

It is important to remember that people with HIV are by no means dirty or worthy of their status, and it is perfectly possible to establish a healthy and safe relationship with people living with HIV.

Keep in mind that the LGBTQ community is diverse and some of these issues are more targeted than others. The first step in solving these problems is awareness.

The LGBTQ community and its followers have the ability to shed light on these issues and allow them to meet with love and acceptance.

So what do you think? Is there a problem that I missed? Please let me know. Please comment below. See you in the next article. Thank you for reading!

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Awareness post for all,great article

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3 years ago

💪💪💪💪hope discriminating LGBTQ Wil stop

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3 years ago

Nice post..... And great thinking

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3 years ago

Many misconception about HIV arise. That is why we need to impose awareness about it. They are not dirty.

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3 years ago

They think having HIV is dirty because they cannot accept the fact that LGBTQ is not dirty all. We are all human, we deserve to respect.

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3 years ago

I hope everyone will stop discriminating lgbtq lovers

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3 years ago

Well, I'm part of LGBTQ and I hope also they will stop.

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3 years ago

Yeah..everyone deserves to be respected

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3 years ago

That's trueee. We are all just human. 😬

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3 years ago

Someday there will be fairness in everything

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3 years ago

Imposible. I hope Philippines is like the other country who accepts LGBTQ without discrimination. Philippines is full of judgemental people. Even you're not part of LGBTQ , they will judge you even they don't know you.

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3 years ago

It's just sad that some members of lgbtq are becoming a nuisance in the society. They are thinking they can be more dominant that the other genders.

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3 years ago

Aww. I'm bisexual and part of LGBTQ community but how do you say so that LGBTQ are disturbing or nuisance the society? Were not thinking that our gender will dominate the opposite sex. All we want is for us to accept who we are. 🙃

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3 years ago

The community already accepted you. What i mean is that some of your members think that they are far ahead than any other genders. I'm not referring to every members, but only to some i know who's part of the lgbtq.

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3 years ago

Well, different people in different gender.

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3 years ago

Well, yeah, i respect your opinion.

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3 years ago

Thanks.

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