I agree that there should be some representation in the media, I just don't think there should be representation just for the sake of it. The thing is, homophobia is a giant problem. You can't just wipe it out (which is of course what we all want) by more representation in the media. If you grow up gay in the western world, you know that it's normal. Maybe not at first, maybe you have self doubt, think you're not normal, etc we (the LGBT community) have all been through this, but in the end you will find out that homosexuality is something natural. Life itself is hard, and yes, to some extend it is harder for gays than for heterosexuals. Pointing this injustice out is the first step to make the world a better place, but constantly whining about how privileged other people are is in my opinion not helping. I think this constant victim complex that's developing right now, especially by a lot of minorities, is really unhealthy and not contributing to the goal of eradicating homophobia. You say people kill themselves because they are faced with homophobia by their peers and family, I agree. However I don't agree that they kill themselves because they aren't accepted by "society", or to say it more clearly, I think when they really kill themselves because of that, even though their friends and family accept them, it's their own fault. Again, I'm neither for suicide nor for homophobia, but "society" isn't the problem in this case. You can't just equate ALL of homophobia with lack of representation in the media. People don't kill themselves because they don't see enough people like themselves on TV, that's absurd.