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

By that logic, any change, mutation, adaption is at first a medical abnormality. As I have said on
one of the previous pages, consciousness is an abnormality as far as we understand. But since
homosexuality has been around as long as man and most likely since the existence of sentient
life itself, when does it finally lose its stigma? What is normal? Should we first define the term?
Do you define abnormality through frequency of occurrence?

It's not on the list of medical conditions. Maybe we should define this term as well.

Diabetes is a condition, because it harms the individual, homosexuality isn't because it doesn't.

And - as stated before, I do NOT think one needs to be a scientist to have an opinion or make a point.