Thread: Homosexuality, how can it not be considered an abnormality?

That was a post I could follow well and know what you are getting at. Thanks.

A quick search of homosexuality and mental disorder do show correlations.

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/con...ract/56/10/883

As for the dysfunction in the pool - I do know that errors are fact. But In a way you could
argue that any mutation or spontaneous approximation is a dysfunction at first - just those
that suit the environment better will more likely occur more often.

I'm not saying that redundant or inferior genes have no chance of survival, but rather that
homosexuality might have earned its place in the evolutionary order for a reason - not much
different from any other mutations. Abnormal just seems off to me, but in a way it is even an
abnormality that we have developed complicated mental processes.

I did not, however, consider the data about the brain disorder. I'll take it into consideration.

As far as I could tell, there is still some controversy about the origination of homosexuality.