Q and A Forum: Gays Contribute To Self Inflicted Phobia & Trauma

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Q and A Forum: Gays Contribute To Self Inflicted Trauma. Yes! This sets a stage for self-inflicted traumas including: sexual racism, transphobia, biphobia, versaphobia, queer-shaming, effeminate-shaming, masculinity-shaming, sado-masochism, fat-shaming, penis-size glorification, sexual events one has performed, abandonment of spouses, one night stands, abandonment remorse, obsession with sexualized lifestyle, pretentious elitism and many forms of discrimination and stigma.



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