Question

Why do LGBTQ people scare to tell who they really are?

Answer 1

Answer:

-afraid of receiving judgement

-insecurity

-getting treated differently

-not wanting people to leave them out just because they can't help who they fall in love with.

Explanation:

there will never be enough people in this world to support LGBTQ+ community. I can tell you from experience, not being straight is apparently " such a terrible thing to be/do "

Answer 2

Answer:

because they fear that society won't accept them. in the past, many LGBTQ+ members has been persecuted inhumanely because of what they identify themselves to be and who they want to date. Because of this, it makes it very hard for LGBTQ+ members to wanting to open themselves up to the world, mainly due to fears that the world won't accept them kindly.