Given that psychology is one of the least understood, least developed and least respected fields of study and one of the big names (Freud) in this field of study was known to falsify his research and lie I think that the conclusions drawn in the above statement are dubious at best. I certainly place little faith in the assumption of infallibility of this branch of the medical community given the great numbers of malpractice cases and non-objective political influence it suffers. Here we have a case where of a body of psychological study that was developed by known liars (trying to study and understand what makes them liars - sounds insane to me) being used to draw conclusions that these are not "mental disorders or emotional problems". Clearly this can only be an opinion and a judgment call since there is no real reliable standard for what constitutes "normal" mental health. The researchers here would have us believe that it is irrational to think that we do not need their opinions on this matter to draw our own conclusions based on our own observations of nature. Which is itself crazy and egocentric. I think that most common average people think that a man would certainly have to be crazy to try and pro-create and express love by shooting body fluids into the anus of another man and turn his back on a beautiful woman. I have my own opinions about why these behaviors exists but won't get into it here except to say I think deep down at the core it relates to selfishness, insecurity and lack of self worth. If it turns out that there is a "queer" gene then perhaps nature has a check and balance and uses "behavioral sterility" as a means to prevent the gene pool from propagating the error.
The above medical statement certainly does not change my opinion on the matter.
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He's a gay.







