"Rape, mercifully, is a fungus" in relation to sexual orientation

Can a person who has same-sex relations be exempted from the charge of rape, Rahmaana Patriya?
I'll elaborate, and actually, how many questions are there?
1. If there is a person with a homosexual orientation whose lack of sexual satisfaction will cause him to fall into severe depression to the point of fear of suicide, is there a reason to allow him to be granted life support by the provider?
2. If there is no fear of suicide but there is a reasonable chance that it will cause him to become very depressed to the point of dysfunction, is this considered rape?
3. If it is indeed possible to exempt same-sex relationships in cases of concern for life/rape, who is authorized to determine whether there is a concern for depression/suicide due to lack of sexual satisfaction? (Obviously, this is supposed to be a psychologist or psychiatrist. But as I seem to have understood from you, from things you wrote in the past, that your trust in psychology is very limited)