I'm awfully scared of saying this, seeing as though I'd get prosecuted for this, but let's give it a shot anyway.
I confess I'm strongly homophobic. Transgenders, gays, lesbians, and bisexuals make me extremely uncomfortable. Not that I hate them or want to wipe them off the face of the Earth--they just make my insides feel like lead. Even though I've met and supported many gays or transgenders (I haven't met a bi yet, at least I think so) during their moments of doubt and hesitation, it's never sat right by me. I've listened to their problems, how they're afraid people won't accept them, given them my advice, and then realized I might as well be one of those people that'd never be okay with it.
The thing is I tolerate LGBTs, key word being tolerate. As in, it bothers me and makes me want to do something about it and yet I stuff it down, real deep.
I know they're born a certain way and can't help themselves, which is one of the reasons why I don't discriminate or prosecute them, the other being the fact that I respect everyone's right to do whatever they want. In other words, I recognize they can't help being attracted to what they are, and I'm not inhuman enough to go on a homicidal spree and somehow justify it. It still makes me awfully uncomfortable though.
I don't have a problem with them trying to seize their own rights though. I recognize these are still humans; they deserve those rights like any other. I'm not sure I'm getting my point across; I don't have anything against them in particular, but they still make me uncomfortable anyway.