A Psychological Exploration Research on LGBT Community

Abstract

There is always stereotyping, racial inequality and injustice in this culture. Research conducted to learn people’s recent views or experiences against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT). The research was investigating LGBT culture discovery research. The comprehensive study only took place in the DELHI NCR arena. The basic work lies in the issues the LGBT community faces in context. This research was conducted using a qualitative approach with the exploratory fundamentals. The drawback can be addressed as this sampling technique requires having enough samples to distinguish between interviews. The paper provides an overview of what this is and how it has been done and what obstacles they face at all. Today, homosexuality and queer identities may be appropriate to more Indians than ever before, but within the limits of family, home and education, recognition of their sexuality and freedom to express their gender preferences openly still remain a constant struggle for LGBT people (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender). Within a society bound by a strict set of social and cultural standards dictating the terms and conditions of schooling, employment, and marriage, the lack of family support can prove to be a significant blow to LGBT people’s mental and physical health. Isolation and Seclusion Conforming pressure also leads to depression, suicidal thoughts and psychosomatic illness.