No one is "blaming lesbians per se' - the observation here is that homosexuality personalities are among the most emotionally unstable groups known.

Perhaps the woman in this vid is manic depressive. That does not mean that her mental / emotional instabilities are unconnected or independent of each other and to her self identification as a "lesbian."

I know homosexuals do not appreciate hearing this but there just is no logical argument for the idea that "homosexuality itself" is "normal" human behavior. It isn't - period.

I believe a very strong argument can be made for an extant, intrinsic connection between this womans clinical diagnoses and her "homosexuality" - they are part and parcel of each other - symptomatic of each other.

@iThink I get what you’re saying, but to me this woman comes across as a needy, attention-seeking air head. You may well be correct that her fragile mental state are part and parcel of being homosexual. But I would argue that most homosexuals simply don’t come across that way.

I watch Dave Rubin and Bari Weiss, I read Bret Easton Ellis, I admire the intellectual Douglas Murray, Andrew Sullivan, and Spencer Klavan, the gay son of Daiky Wire’s Andrew Klavan. I marvel at the business dealings of Peter Thiel, I enjoy the music of Elton John, Queen, and George Michael. I could go on, and all of the gays I cite may not be normal and even may bear emotional instabilities (as do non-homosexuals).

However none of them come close to the nitwit in the video, who is a waste of space and a waste of time, and in no way is representative of any of the gay or straight people I’m aware of.

I know people like the woman in this video. I run from them in real life.

@GeeMac
to me this woman comes across as a needy, attention-seeking air head. You may well be correct that her fragile mental state are part and parcel of being homosexual. But I would argue that most homosexuals simply don’t come across that way

I completely agree with your description of her apparent neediness...etc. But in my own experience and observations of homosexual people the vast majority of them come across and severely neurotic to say the least.
They are hypersensitive and always guarded and they are very quick to "take offense". People around them proverbially walk on egg shells because truthfully no one likes or wants to cope with a hysterical person (gay or otherwise) Ever!
The homosexuals you cited are all very high profile public personalities. While on camera or in view of the public I believe they have all trained themselves well as to their comportment - in order to NOT compromise their public images ergo their "jobs".
If you were privy to their private lives I believe you would find that they are anything but well buttoned up and seemingly "normal" anywhere except perhaps the bedrooms.
If you do not see the vulnerability in those personalities you named then you don't want to see it. I have not doubt that many if not all of them can be pleasant in shared company. I particularly think Dave Rubin is a decent man - although I can't help cringing at the thought of he and his "husband" adopting a baby. No matter how anyone looks at it - that baby will NOT have a "normal" upbringing.
Nevertheless I would also argue that incidence of emotionally "messy" lifestyle is a common occurrence and on a higher scale than that of heterosexual people. Case in point would be the suicide statistics. Homosexual people are more likely to suffer with profound depression and to commit suicide that the general population is.

Please do not think I advocate any kind of mal-treatment or harm should come to homosexual people - nor anyone else (except perhaps rapists, murderers...etc).
I had a younger brother who was gay - committed suicide back in 2013. I have known and befriended a number of homosexual men and women. Not in a deep kind of friendship with them but more of a casual acquaintance kind of working friendship.

@iThink Rubin is the lightweight of the group.

only the gay ones