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I still disagree.

It is NOT 100% of homosexuals who are angry, hostile.

I suppose SOME case could be made that 100% of them have SOME degree of loathing of themselves and a good percentage of those would have SOME anger toward themselves. But that also would not be 100%

BTW, my PhD program in Clinical Psych was involved in revising the DSM III because we had so many nationally known experts on our faculty--who had come to San Diego to retire.

I disagree that it's not an abnormal mental/social/emotional/spiritual state. It is NOT normal.

But many homosexuals are not hostile to anyone. Many are incredibly gentle, kind etc. Many have no desire to inflict their malady nor their behaviors on anyone else. And, many of them certainly have no desire to strike out at others. They would prefer to slink away to some dark hiding place somewhere.

The majority, imho, would PREFER to be heterosexual and many have tried more or less as well as they know how but without sufficient help of sufficient quality or without sufficient perseverence, though many have tried very hard for decades.

Once deeply entrenched, it's not an easy thing for most to overcome short of a miracle of Holy Spirit. Some, like some alcoholics, are delivered instantly by a miraculous touch of Holy Spirit. But most are not.

Actually, I suspect there may be at least an equal or greater portion of heterosexuals who are MORE HOSTILE toward homosexuals than vice versa.

Compassion though firm and wise does more good than raw, mindless hostility for most any problem.