Former leaders of the "pray the gay away" movement contend with the aftermath unleashed by their actions, while a survivor seeks healing and acceptance from more than a decade of trauma
How much courage does it take for a person to publicly admit error and fully reverse the consequences?
And how surprisingly it is while totally makes sense that even the leaders of anti-gay Exodus abandoned the idea of conversion therapy, still hundreds and thousands of believers took the torch and continued the process.
But at the same time, is it also true that some kids may indeed easily being influenced by previous prevalent LGBTQ atmosphere and against their true self?
Human beings are so complicated and diverse. I found it would never be an one-for-all solution. Almost all kinds of movement would be inherited with certain forms of negligence. So being open minded and never go extremes may be the ultimate way.
How much courage does it take for a person to publicly admit error and fully reverse the consequences?
And how surprisingly it is while totally makes sense that even the leaders of anti-gay Exodus abandoned the idea of conversion therapy, still hundreds and thousands of believers took the torch and continued the process.
But at the same time, is it also true that some kids may indeed easily being influenced by previous prevalent LGBTQ atmosphere and against their true self?
Human beings are so complicated and diverse. I found it would never be an one-for-all solution. Almost all kinds of movement would be inherited with certain forms of negligence. So being open minded and never go extremes may be the ultimate way.