This book is the first and only study of its kind on homosexuality in our country. It draws material from two equally important sources. On the one hand, it is based on the hundreds of personal testimonies of gay men and women, which constitute a valuable repository of knowledge about how homosexuality is experienced in Greece, and which the author has selected through his work as a psychotherapist and relationship counselor since 2006. These include the author's own experiences as a gay man, offering an additional experiential aspect. In addition, it is supported by a rich volume of scientific research and studies that have been collected since the 1970s, which have debunked many anti-scientific theories, myths, and unfounded beliefs about homosexuality. The topics covered, always in language accessible to every reader, include homophobia, whether we are born or become gay, whether sexual orientation changes, coming out, femininity and masculinity, gay sex, and the relationships of Greek gay individuals with their parents. It aspires to be an inspiring tool for both gay men and women who are processing the traumas caused by society, and for parents who are aware of or suspect that their child is gay and want to understand what they are facing. It also addresses mental health professionals who need specialized information about their gay patients in order to support them more comprehensively.