Hi Bill.  I've listened to Nora, and I hope I was respectful, but I disagree with her.  I don’t think it’s hateful to believe that men and women are fundamentally different—unless ‘hate’ means something completely different to you than it does to me.  And I’m not sure there is such a thing as misogyny—I’ve never met anyone who ‘hates women’, though who knows, it's a big world.

I assure you my comments on  ‘LGB’  are not baseless. As  doctor I've had considerable experience with (male) homosexuals, incudig many AIDS patients.  I'm not saying I know more homoseuxals than you—if you're a cleric or an actor you may well know more—but I've met enough to have a pretty well-informed understanding of the psychopathology underlying the condition.  As for  'T' (transgenderism):  when someone believes they are something that they are not, that is the definition of delusional thinking.  I'd refer you to The Three Christs of Ypsilanti, a fascinating read.
Peace.