The book presents a groundbreaking 1965-1966 research study that explores lesbianism as a legitimate way of life, challenging outdated views that categorized it as a mental disorder. Through interviews and psychological tests with 26 non-patient lesbians, the research reveals their mental health as stable, countering Freud's single-case argument. The 2020 edition features a dialogue between the author and his daughter, Rachel Rosen, offering contemporary insights and fostering a deeper understanding of lesbian experiences and identity.
