This document discusses the history of homosexuality being classified as a psychiatric disorder and how it is now viewed by society and medical professionals. It describes how homosexuality was removed from the DSM as a psychiatric condition in the 1970s because it did not meet the criteria of causing subjective distress or impairing social functioning like other mental disorders. While some homosexual individuals may face external pressures from society and wish to change their orientation, homosexuality itself is now generally considered a normal variant of human sexuality by mental health professionals rather than a disorder. The document concludes that homosexuality should be viewed as personal choices made by individuals, not as suffering from mental illness.