:::::All true. Only homosexuals get diagnosed with GID, because homosexuality is nolonger a diagnosis. Like homosexuality when it was a disorder, it didn't matter if the person acted upon their homosexual desires or not. Both latent and active homosexuality were considered to be disorders. The only difference between this diagnosis and the one prior to 1973 is, whether the patient has "persistent discomfort" with his disorder. And of course prior to 1973, homosexual acts were illegal, so many who recieved the diagnosis were refered by Courts and correctional faciltities, i.e. their diagnosis was ''involuntary''. This diagnosis requires a ''voluntary'' committment to seek treatment on the part of the afflicted party. The very act of seeking treatment is a symptom of "persistent discomfort", which was absent in the diagnosis prior to 1973. | :::::All true. Only homosexuals get diagnosed with GID, because homosexuality is nolonger a diagnosis. Like homosexuality when it was a disorder, it didn't matter if the person acted upon their homosexual desires or not. Both latent and active homosexuality were considered to be disorders. The only difference between this diagnosis and the one prior to 1973 is, whether the patient has "persistent discomfort" with his disorder. And of course prior to 1973, homosexual acts were illegal, so many who recieved the diagnosis were refered by Courts and correctional faciltities, i.e. their diagnosis was ''involuntary''. This diagnosis requires a ''voluntary'' committment to seek treatment on the part of the afflicted party. The very act of seeking treatment is a symptom of "persistent discomfort", which was absent in the diagnosis prior to 1973. |