It's not infinite though. It says so in the wikipedia article under critics and misunderstandings
I understand what you mean but I don't think it's about identity. Lots of homophobes are attracted to the same sex and repressing it, it's a fact. It doesn't mean that gay people are homophobes or deserving it or the reason homophobia exists.
I see it as gay people victims of the system and oppressive structure they are part of, which make them hates themselves at least as much as they hate others for being gay.
They are assholes, oppressors, yes, but victims as well, and it makes me sad for them.
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Edit: I just realised I'm dumb, you're the one who knocks so let's assume you did
Who's there ?
C'est le refrain de 3Sex, une chanson de christine and the queens et indochine.
On se prend la main
Et on se prend la main
Une fille au masculin
Un garçon au féminin
I would not go as far as saying it's subjective, there are official definitions like the who's :
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/mental-disorders
But yes it depends on the context and the period so it's not entirely objective either.