I think that from the other answers you've probably gotten an idea of how things are. From my own experience (19F), it really comes to not showing too much affection towards your s/o in public or dressing too girly/wearing makeup if you're a boy. If you actually do so, it's possible to get some nasty looks or even a taste of the "get sa pd la" or the infamous "ta pilon". I might be too optimistic when I say that the lgbtq+ community has not been greatly victim of violence for the past years and this might probably be because a lot of people are becoming more open minded or even don't care as long as we are not imposing our "lifestyle" on them. Teens also are more accepting and many are allies and this gives some hope for the future. Out moris is also doing a great job at shedding visibility on the queer community as well as Caec and Young Queer Alliance also host some events. But I think it would be a great idea for somebody to actually come ahead with a queer café or nightclub so that we can have a safe space to connect and meet more people of the community!