Orientarea sexuală NU este o boală, ci felul în care un om simte atracție și iubire ✨☝🏻👨🏼⚕️

In this Romanian monologue, Mihail Pautov argues that being gay, transgender, or identifying as LGBTQI+ is not a disease. He traces how historically homosexuality was labeled a disorder due to religious dogma, societal stigma, and concerns about low birth rates, and explains the misguided belief that a disease must be curable. Pautov then provides a medical definition of disease—any condition that causes suffering or functional impairment—citing hypertension, autoimmune disorders, depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia as examples. He demonstrates that LGBTQI+ identities do not inherently cause suffering or dysfunction, and therefore cannot be classified as a disease. Consequently, there is no treatment for something that is not a disease, and modern scientific thinking should treat sexual orientation and gender identity as natural variations of human experience.










