Totally unsurprising. Based on my personal experience, the kind of discrimination lesbians face is usually very different from a gay man, although I've been called disgusting for it as well. The type of discrimination lesbians face the most (that gay guys do not, or at least not so often for sure) is fetishization/sexualization by straight men. Lesbians aren't often discriminated the same way as gay men because lesbianism isn't still considered "real" by the heteronormative society. Society still holds that idea that lesbians are lesbians because of problems or trauma with men, and that lesbian sex isn't "real sex" so of course lesbians aren't going to be discriminated the same way. We're basically dismissed and "laughed at" by society. While gay men it's the opposite. A man's sexuality is instantly respected. If a man says he's a gay, no one questions it. But of course, society doesn't like gay men either and they tend to get a much more "verbal" and "physical" violent discrimination than women because of that. With lesbians, we're simply not taken seriously. It's like "ah, I bet it's just a stupid phase" or whatever. Besides this, I blame this mostly on straight men. Whether it's discrimination towards gay men or towards lesbians, it's practically always straight men who perpetuate it. I don't usually like to generalize men like this, but in this particular case, it is the truth. And I have to agree with what someone else on here said that this seems to be much more of a male problem AND that men should start to take responsability of that.