Untold Facts S3 E6 - Dealing with Internalized Homophobia and Self Hate

[@jamesspeed2137]

I'm surprised you can have such a show in Nigeria? Wow amazed keep doing the good work

[@igorknown8608]

thank you for discussing such an important topic 💕 there are ways to heal from traumas inflicted by hate and homophobia and internalized homophobia. never give up hope and courage

[@TheIntrovert83]

Thank you for shedding light on this topic. We are not Invisible we exist too! #LGBTQ 🙏❤🌈

[@olaidekayodetimileyin4431]

Most self harms are psychological, before graduating to physical amidst LGBT persons, and over time social factors have been the main igniter of internalized homophobia, it takes loads of courage fight all the negative energy the society is churning.

[@joeekeator9271]

this host: she deserve every accolades: luv how she's open minded towards LGBT issues..🙌🙌

[@mikaylajh1423]

Amazing video! So thorough and informative. Thank you for your work! I learned so much.

[@sukindiamuzik]

love this! keep up the good work!

[@Raddiebaddie]

You're doing amazing things in this channel

[@werock9]

Great show!!

[@MrLuffyoo]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chroniclesofmalia6577]

First of all, the term internalized “HOMOPHOBIA “ is a strong one. Second of all, the concept of society in terms of norms, values, laws, beliefs etc is a driving force that inhibits a lot of points this video strives to correct/preach. Lastly, most of the organizations that claims to carter for all LGBT persons have disassociate the T from the term! So in talking about personal homophobia, organizational homophobia in relation to handling all of the identities in the LGBT should have bn addressed.

[@wr578963]

wow, watching from America is intersecting, but the same with issues

[@SB-iy9vn]

Nonsense

[@V_kim1996]

It's not, you simply had no idea what is like to be in this position.