I would even strengthen what I said: the Holy Father's anecdote employs a stereotype about women, and implies one about gays. Thus I do not approve of it, though I have always defended the Pope in everything.
I am not of the opinion that the Church needs to get rid of celibacy; nor am I of the opinion that the link between the masculine sex and the hierarchical priesthood needs to be removed. I am of the opinion that the Church's way of thinking about sexuality is and has been in many cases carnal and stereotyping and gives rise to misogyny, that this has nothing to do with the Gospel and is in fact opposed to it and needs to be changed. With regard to gay people I am convinced that pastoral care must avoid all stereotyping that here  one must take into account that one is dealing with concrete persons, each one with his own story, who needs to be heard and respected, as Jesus does with each soul.