Joseph, that’s a helpful reply.
I guess the reason for the question was to confirm or deny the existence of people (and in what numbers) struggling with homosexuality who, despite fighting for wholeness, are unable to take advantage of Paul’s remedy for strong passions.
Some heterosexuals find themselves unable to marry for reasons other than the gift of celibacy, also.
Even as that is the case, I in no way support the weak-willed capitulation to singleness by many effeminate and self-identified homosexuals in the Church today. Recognising and struggling against a sin and making precious little headway is lightyears away from accepting homosexuality as part of your identity and living in light of that falsehood.
Once again, thanks for the reply.