And they removed it as a valid mental diagnosis because it has sexist connotations? I doubt it though considering current political climate, I wouldn’t be surprised. His point still stands, however.
It was removed as a mental diagnosis because it only applied to women and basically functioned as a catch-all for "we don't understand why women are freaking out." It was overly broad as to be unhelpful.
The diagnoses that have succeeded it do not only apply to women, and they also have more specific requirements.
The diagnoses that have succeeded it do not only apply to women, and they also have more specific requirements.