No research has conclusively proven what causes bisexuality, heterosexuality, or homosexuality. It is estimated by scientists that there are around 5% in all human population has a homosexual orientation.
As of January 1 2019, there are 26 countries who legalized same-sex marriage: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Denmark, Brazil, New Zealand, Sweden, Spain, Finland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Malta, Portugal, Argentina, Iceland, Ireland, Netherland, Norway, South Africa, Austria, Belgium, Colombia, and Uruguay. The latest country to do so was Australia (7th Dec 2017).

Asia’s first gay marriage bill was introduced by the government of Taiwan. The bill also grant “permanent unions” to them and give these same-sex couples limited adoption rights.
The third leading cause of death among adolescents is suicide. Compared to straight teens, gay teens have 4 times more likely to attempt suicide.
Being left-handed is more prominent in gay people.
In 2017, Bangkok was named the Asia’s second-most gay-friendly city, just after Tel Aviv due to its LGBT openness, nightlife, dating scene and safety. Male and female same-sex sexual activity there are both legal in Thailand.
Thailand is also the country which performs the most SRS or sex reassignment surgeries, followed by Iran.
There is no accurate number of China’s LGBT population, but the most common estimate is that they represent 5% of the population – that is 70 million. Homosexuality has been recorded in that country since ancient times and often been referred to as “the cut sleeve”.
A man named James, became the oldest person in Britain (at the age of 81) to have sex reassignment surgery, whereas the world’s youngest transsexual was a German teenager named Kim Petras, at the age of just 16.
Cities that are known as being LGBT-friendly or gay-friendly include New York City, San Francisco, Sydney, Tel Aviv, Toronto, Sao Paulo, Melbourne, Miami, Seattle, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, Puerto Vallarta, Paris, Madrid, London, Monteria, Buenos Aires, Amsterdam, Brighton, Berlin and Copenhagen amongst others.
There were approximately 220,000 children in 2013 being raised by more than 120,000 same-sex couples.

In 1978, the first modern gay pride flag was designed by an American artist Gilbert Baker. Each colored stripe has symbolism – pink: sex, red: life, orange: healing, yello: sunlight, green: nature, blue: art, indigo: harmony, and violet: human spirit.
Humans are not the only animals who experience same-sex attraction. It is thought that almost all bonobos are bisexual. Sex is used by them to reinforce social bonds and resolve conflict. Lions have also exhibited homosexual behaviour.
Some study says that if your index finger longer than your ring finger, then you are probably a gay.
Surveys show that in recent years, churches have grown more accepting of same-sex couples.
Types & Differences
All transsexual persons are transgender, but many people do not know that not all transgender persons are transsexual. Transgender person may dress as a woman, use a feminine name, and refer to herself as a woman. Transsexual persons are those who physically transition to the gender they desire to – this can include taking hormone supplements, increasing vocal pitch and undergo gender reassignment surgery.
This means that a transgender person can be asexual, heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual. The word also can be used to refer to people of the third gender, non-binary, genderfluid, bigender, cross-dresser, agender, pangender, and genderqueer.
While transgender refers to a personal gender identity, “drag” is just a temporary and deliberate performance of gender. Therefore, the term drag can also be used for straight men who wear women’s clothing for the sake of comedy.
Intersex people are those who born with some biological characteristics that are considered “male” and others that are considered “female”. There are many different intersex variations. Some of them have both ovarian and testicular tissues while other intersex people born with a combination of chromosomes that is different than XX (female) and XY (male), like XXY. It is not known how many people in the US are intersex.




























