Homosexuals are delusional

I accept. My opponent is arguing that homosexuals are delusional. If I can show that at least one homosexual is not delusional, his argument fails. I am a homosexual, so I merely need to show that his list of delusions do not apply to me and I have won this debate. I'll just run down the list of delusions the opponent presented. 1. Gays think they belong in the category with racial minorities. I do not believe this or think this is true. A racial minority is based upon the color of one's skin, whereas a sexual minority is based upon being attracted to something that is not a human member of the opposite sex. Clearly these are two different things. 2. If a man thinks he's a woman ... gays will really believe he's a woman and address him as a woman. My opponent is likely referring to transsexuals here, both post and pre-op. I do not believe that transsexuals are women. I do refer to them as women, but only out of a sign of respect. I do not believe that they are physically women or that they were born a woman. This would indeed be delusional, as it goes against basic known principles of biology. 3. Gay people think gay marriage is "marriage equality" even though other types of marriage are not allowed. I do not believe that gay marriage is "marriage equality" in the literal sense. Literally, marriage equality would mean any thing that wanted to get married to anything or anyone else would be allowed. I do believe in "marriage equality" in the cultural connotation that means "allowing homosexuals to get married just as heterosexuals marry". This, however, is simply a cultural connotation. I obviously do not believe allowing gays to get married satisfies the technical definition of marriage equality. That would be delusional. 4. Gay people think that homosexuality is as significant as heterosexuality. I don't believe this is true. I think homosexuality is patently different than homosexuality, but I do not hold one to a higher esteem than the other. Heterosexuality and homosexuality have played very different roles in history, so to consider them as having equal significance is intellectually dishonest. 5. Gay people think homophobia has to do with irrational fear. I do not believe this. I have met plenty of homophobic people and they never were fearful of me. Instead, their behavior tends to come across as more of a prejudice. Regardless, it is clear to me that homophobia has nothing to do with fear. 6. Gay people think homophobes are secretly gay. Again, I don't believe this to be true in any sense. While some studies show that some homophobic people have suppressed homosexual tendencies, it would be foolish to think that this applies to every homophobic person, or even most of them. 7. Gays think all gays were born gay. I don't believe this either. Personally, I don't think anyone is born straight or gay. Rather, sexuality is formed due to a variety of environmental factors that affect sexual development during puberty. It is foolish to say that anyone is born attracted to males or females, as babies do not yet have the sexual maturity needed to be sexually attracted to anything. ConclusionMy opponent has claimed that homosexuals are delusional and provided various examples. I have presented a counterexample that clearly demonstrates at least one homosexual is not delusional, which defeats the opponent's argument. If the opponent had instead argued that "most homosexuals are delusional", this debate might have gone differently. However, that is not the case. Remember that my opponent said no new claims were to be presented in the next two rounds, so don't allow him to post more "delusions". He will need to somehow prove that one or more of these delusions still applies to me in order to win this debate.Thanks for reading.