Homosexuality is a type of sexual orientation present throughout history. Due to widespread discrimination and rejection, homosexual people often develop an anxiety disorder, which greatly affects their functioning and work in their everyday life. Society´s negative and homophobic opinions can also influence the development of an anxiety disorder in homosexual people. The goal of this research is to examine the scale of anxiety in the homosexual population and to see in which segments of their life it is mostly present. Additionally, we aim to examine the opinions and thinking of heterosexual population about the LGBT+ community so we could discover wheather the group has a positive or negative opinion. The research was conducted anonimously via the Internet. Two questionnaires were used in this research, one intended for the homosexual group, and the other for the heterosexual group. In the first group (homosexual group) 84 people participated, 36 male (45%) and 46 female (55%). The second group (heterosexual group) consisted of 162 examinees, 46 male (28%) and 116 female (72%). Research has shown that homosexual men are more susceptible to development o fan anxiety disorder than lesbians are. The biggest problem is represented in the openness of homosexual people about their sexual orientation, because it can significantly affect the development of anxiety disorder in an individual. Opinions of society gathered in this research are mostly positive which gives a good base for progress in the relationship between the homosexual population and the rest of the society.