Mom pressures daughter to attend conversion therapy cam

[@TheSnowdogsShorts]

Protect that last woman at all odds, she is so precious!

[@user-j79fz57]

*so bad

[@jordanphilipperris]

Even though it took the mother leaving for her to step up, she was great😇

[@cadebecker2486]

The first guy was awesome standing up for her and hearing him say "It makes me sad hearing your mom say that" "I have a single mother and her telling me that would break me."

[@RAMIR3Z0]

Right. That guy was awesome 💯

[@taylortanner37]

My mom saw someone doing this to a kid in our neighborhood with the ultimatum if he didn't he wasn't allowed to come home. The poor guy was so terrified so my parents swooped in and said just change the address you call home. They took him in , adopted him and made sure he was loved for himself no matter what.

[@Asa...S]

Happy to hear that your brother got the love and support he deserve. Hope he's doing well!

[@puffystarz]

That's such a beautiful story omg 🥹

[@Night-Shade.]

You got an adopted sibling like that??? Are you fr? That's heartwarming

[@IIIISai]

Fake ahh story Bait

[@puffystarz]

@@IIIISai fake or not this story was cute 🫂

[@johnyliltoe]

I didn't think this one was gonna get me but god did that last woman hit me in the feels.

[@carminedecosmo7698]

Literally was coming here to make the same comment. That last woman god we need more folks like her in this world

[@Tony-tm6js]

Snap 😭

[@-g.k.4389]

(GOD) and (god) isn’t the same. Yes it does matter

[@Raddkann]

Yeah dude same

[@rewbi2196]

@johnyliltoe She was a hero, a very empathetic and sensitive woman.

[@GK-jl4oo]

This was a great segment, but sometimes John intercedes a bit too early in the reveal. The interaction between the son, mother and schoolteacher was powerful and needed about 5-10 more seconds.

[@col795]

I was going to say this. He is breaking it up too early and it's starting to turn me off from watching.

[@dev_peace_soul]

Also they do only 2 times now before they use to do 5-6 times... I wanted more

[@dev_peace_soul]

At different locations

[@brendasullivan3149]

Yes I totally agree he intercedes way to early he need to let things play out….we as the viewers will get more from it.

[@MojitoMouse]

That lady in the second take, we need more people like her, I'm crying, that's how beautiful that was!!!

[@Works12363]

True

[@EmiliusReturns]

The things they do to the kids at those camps are cruel and should be illegal. There’s no actual therapy involved. Just abuse.

[@BatLB]

They are only legal in third world countries like the USA

[@PitBullPlaysGames]

camp is great

[@BatLB]

@@PitBullPlaysGames your mother is great, tell her thank you

[@michelleybelly-l9q]

The actress with the pink hair was so convincing! She made me cry. As an Asian queer woman, she made me inspired to talk to my own family.

[@chiaracelli]

I worked with a man who was forced to do this when he was younger. I felt for him.. he was such a sad man. He did end up having a family who he loved very much but he was so sad all the time. I wonder how he is today

[@PettyBre1967]

My 16 year old granddaughter came out at 12 there is no way i would want her to change. We told her we love her and will always support her.

[@DravenGal]

👏👏👏👏👏💙💙💙💙💙

[@luc_theriault]

lol she 12 XD

[@larahedge8960]

​@luc_theriault so? Queer kids know since they can understand that they're different from everyone. I used to work at a queer shelter and every single person I met there would tell me they knew since as little as 4 years old. Hateful people say you can turn someone queer. But you can't. You are born like that

[@isabelleeee7557]

@@luc_theriaultstraight kids know they like the opposite sex by then why is it so odd and confusing that queer kids know they like the same sex by 12??

[@tekgid433]

Came out at 12?? How does that happen. Horrible parenting

[@derekhasabrain]

That’s my brother!!!! The TikTok they showed at the beginning is my brother!!!! He’s been speaking out against CT and working with other survivors for years. He’s worked closely with someone who got it banned in Canada. Thank you, thank you, thank you. More people need to know how horrible conversion therapy is. So many have ended their own lives over conversion therapy and the abandonment and hatred from their parents. That mom at the end, she brought me to tears. The people in this video give me so much hope. I’m so grateful. Thank you.

[@Scotty_Spacemonsterkiller]

hatred? Do you seriously believe that people who are not enlightened about homosexuality HATE their gay children and send them to CT because they HATE them? You and your brother are limited in your ability to help if that's what you think.

[@andrewc6778]

@@Scotty_SpacemonsterkillerWell, not necessarily (although this can certainly be the case) hating their child, they hate their child’s homosexuality. I see what you’re saying though, not all parents are willfully hurting their children, some of them have just been duped/brainwashed and are afraid, and they believe, at least, that they are genuinely trying to help their child and acting in their best interest due to the values they were raised on themselves or whatever else. This does seem to be how they are portraying it for the actress in the video, since she was actually open to changing her mind. But unfortunately many people do just outright hate homosexuality, and they are acting hateful towards their children. They may not see it as hating their child, but in effect that is what they’re doing.

[@andrewc6778]

I actually didn’t know conversion therapy is banned in Canada, that’s good to hear as someone who has moved to Canada from the southern USA (I specify the region bc of its notorious religiosity and consequent attitude towards queerness).

[@Scotty_Spacemonsterkiller]

@@andrewc6778 They may hate homosexuality in the same way people hate pedophilia or rape or cannibalism. They see it as a perversion that ruins lives and, if acted on willfully without remorse, would not enable a person to be right with God. They may liken it to a bad addiction, like gambling or alcoholism or cocaine. People are helped out of such addictions by clinics, and perhaps these people think the same could "cure" homosexuality because they liken homosexuality to such addictions. There are many cultures in the world where homosexuality doesn't seem to exist because people who are gay must not admit it and must assimilate in that culture, pretending to be straight to live a societally acceptable life. There are people who are very liberal, like Cher, who couldn't accept that her daughter was a lesbian, while Sonny, a conservative, did accept it. So, anyway, trying to oversimplify things by claiming that parents who are upset with their children for being gay "hate" them is preposterous.

[@ldyb1712]

It's so heartwarming to see people step up like this, that lady at the end was amazing

[@psyke_out]

I come from an old-school religious family, and everyone who isn't "normal" is judged and/or disowned. I honestly can't stand many of the people I'm related to.

[@mytruecrimelibrary]

Same.

[@psyke_out]

@@mytruecrimelibrary It's embarrassing being around them at times, too.

[@mytruecrimelibrary]

@@psyke_out I get you. I grew up Conservative Christian and I'm lgbt + so you can guess how that's been.

[@psyke_out]

@mytruecrimelibrary I come from a family where the past generation is third-world country Catholic and bringing that to the states and constantly never knowing when to shut up

[@mytruecrimelibrary]

@@psyke_out yikes. My sympathies .

[@Andyyoureastar]

I’m gonna make myself cry and believe that last woman was the mom from the future. She’s delivering that wisdom like it’s crucial for own well-being. We need more parents with her perception.

[@jennareimann300]

I got chills when she said "it's not going to change him, it's going to change you."

[@StarStay-c3f]

Conversation therapy camp was a nightmare...💔

[@39-aromals16]

Soft

[@dev_peace_soul]

Cry​@@39-aromals16

[@Yousef-lb4ip]

@@39-aromals16what is soft?

[@Anonymous_56789]

Did it work on people?

[@dayingale3231]

I am sorry for you. I hope you are safe now

[@rizaaliyah]

as a gay man this got me. so many people in the community just want to be free and be themselves, without judgement. it's really as simple as that.

[@Sam-y6o2i]

Hey just want to tell you that Jesus set me free and can set you free as well! Jesus loves you man and will give you eternal life if you simply turn to Him!

[@rizaaliyah]

@@Sam-y6o2i Jesus loves me just the way I am :)

[@Sam-y6o2i]

@@rizaaliyah Jesus loves you but hates our sins be use our sins separate us from Him. Homosexual behavior is a sin against Him but He will forgive and redeem you if you repent and turn to Him. He paid the price for your sins, it’s just on you to repent and accept Him :)

[@Martin-xv]

@@rizaaliyahyou’re right he does. But not your sin.

[@andrewc6778]

@@Martin-xvDoesn’t Jesus forgive our sins? Isn’t the whole point that he died on the cross for our sins? Furthermore, I don’t remember Jesus himself saying anything condemning homosexuality specifically and explicitly. If God created man, then God also created homosexuality.

[@archiermanilo23]

i mean there's not much debate. They don't work and do a ton of damage.

[@davenorth2903]

We just need to accept each other for who we are. Live and let live.

[@luc_theriault]

doesnt work like that

[@IiImonix3]

It's a bit more complex than that. There are things that shouldn't be accepted.

[@dakota7314]

​@@luc_theriaultwhy is that?

[@OnyxLynx6]

I grew up with traditional Asian parents and am the only child (boy) in the family so this hits for me. I was frightened to come out, but thankfully I had a friend who made me swear in our junior year of college that if I was ever asked directly by my parents about my orientation that I would have to tell them because she would have my back otherwise. A year later that very thing happened. My mom found my hidden copy of The Out 100 and asked me why I was reading that. I told them and while it was a bumpy road at the start (my dad accepted me immediately and my mom had a harder time - mostly internally thinking she did something wrong), they accepted me rather quickly and have been very thankful my coming out was so easy. I know that’s not the road for everyone. Wishing those with harder roads well and reach out to places like Trevor Project if you need help!

[@happysigns]

That last lady tied up the scene with a pretty bow. And she gave it a happy ending.

[@lunedune4548]

Didn't think I'd be crying on this one! That last woman was so sweet!!

[@waterfale3356]

omg the last lady made me BAWL OUT IN TEARS. I know a lot of people would never understand why it would be so emotional for peopel like me to see that but wow it felt like catharsis and happy tears but also kind of sad?? She is such a beautiful person inside and out

[@CantPrayMeAway]

Thank you so much for using my post about conversion therapy. It's so important to highlight that this is still happening and survivors often suffer alone.

[@Scotty_Spacemonsterkiller]

Which post is yours in the video?

[@CantPrayMeAway]

@@Scotty_Spacemonsterkiller 23 seconds in.

[@shailynieves7217]

Wow. That last lady was so gentle 🥹

[@CyguhijcDatsun]

aimentalhealthadvisor AI fixes this (AI Mental Health Advisor). Mom pressures daughter, diners react.

[@togekissbliss]

I'm surprised they didn't try this a few years ago

[@Fireball07.]

Bro why are the good videos always so short 😢

[@donjai9366]

Right I feel the same way👍

[@the_leaf_muncher]

I’m a trans college student, grew up in a very religious household in the evangelical church. Spent years and years trying to be just a girl, knowing I wasn’t safe to tell anyone how I really felt. The real reason I hated shopping for clothes and always had more male than female friends, etc. This video came on my feed hours before I’m leaving to get my hair cut short, to finally start expressing who I am. My parents are at least verbally supportive, but I’m so afraid of how other family members will react. That moment at the end, when the mother changed her mind, I couldn’t help but tear up. Thank you.

[@deeanna8448]

I hope your parents will become fully supportive and I wish you well.❤🏳️‍⚧️

[@the_leaf_muncher]

@@deeanna8448 Thank you!

[@donder91]

Came out to my mom 2 months ago. 'You look exactly like what you are, a man in a dress'. Interestingly enough she played victim after that. Haven't had contact since, I'm 33 with my own place so I'm not depending on her. She's never been transphobic or so I thought. Suppose it's different when it's her own child. Her reaction when I told her I was bi a year ago wasn't great either. Good luck with your journey! Hope it will all go well.

[@luc_theriault]

@@donder91 w mom

[@Joseph-gm3qm]

I personally don't care, people have their preferences, it's not up to any human to tell another human what their preferences are. I love women and nobody will dictate my preferences same way I wouldn't dictate someone else's.

[@Angel-dx8mu]

Lost someone i love because of conversion therapy. 😢

[@TightyWhiteyTrash]

3:09 *That dude put his hoodie on & it gave him Super Hero strength like a cape* 🦸🏻‍♂️💪🏼

[@TonyAltrudebta]

The second guy was so graceful and gorgeous. I was not expecting him to speak up, but I can appreciate his courage. The way he instantly personalized it, and said I couldn't imagine my mom speaking to me that way it would break me. That is just a masterclass in empathy. I wish I knew him.

[@jules-2799]

God bless the last woman. I am bisexual and I cried.

[@matthewwilliams5059]

as an advocate for LGBTQ community i feel this person when ever need to stand up for your self how proud you are

[@ZenZill]

This was a really special one, that last woman -oh my God- what an angel!

[@SGaming-cw7vh]

Licensed therapist here: If you are a parent that is struggling with your child being part of the LGBT community, please find someone like me and come talk with us. Talk with us alone and talk with us together with your child (family counseling). Lets talk about it please. There is a very real science behind mental health therapy. There isn't one behind conversion therapy. Conversion therapy is detrimental, abusive and will not help. These kids need love and support.

[@jerichoswain7985]

again, who would even discuss this at a random restaurant smh

[@passerby9255]

Its 2024!!!! Can we ban it forever from all 50 states and US territory!! Im a Muslim and i think its an absolute disgrace!

[@user-j79fz57]

It is a disgrace to all humanity😖

[@theyluvvzoe12]

As a Christian I agree 100%

[@passerby9255]

I actually know a young guy who committed suicide after forcefully admitting him there. Its emotional and mental abuse in there.

[@theyluvvzoe12]

@@passerby9255 mhm it doesn’t help, u literally can’t change urself

[@deeanna8448]

Will never happen as long as Republicans are in charge, and even if it did get banned, our disgrace of a Supreme Court would overturn it.

[@megamushroom]

That teacher did such a great job!!!

[@JeremyBarbell]

Love both scenarios but that teacher lady was awesome! You can tell she’s definitely a genuinely nice person (the other 2 obviously are too!)

[@dinkys1209]

Okay wwyd! I see the acting is getting better and switching up on the actors as well. Good job. Glad to see you guys still making videos.

[@paein9642]

"it's very insulting to some parents," good, if you would torture your kid for who they love, you have surrendered any sympathy one should have for your feelings.

[@Scotty_Spacemonsterkiller]

They don't think it's torture. They think it's treatment to 'save a life'

[@aria.elizalde]

My cousin's ex girlfriend was sent to conversion therapy. there was nothing therapeutic about it. it was a lot of religious psychosis and psychological torture. it changed her. not her sexuality, but the way she used to be. happy. alive. free. no one should have to experience that. im sorry to those who didn't have the right support system. its okay to be who you are.

[@nothanks1443]

Ok, long post coming. I have a nice and a nephew who is both gay my nephew. Since he was little, he was different and very feminine, so when he was older, he came out to his parents (my sister and brother-in-law), and they both accepted because they knew since the bigging. My parents did not accept that ( dad more than my mom), but as time passed, they accepted him. Years later, my niece left her husband and found a girl. My father did not like that at all he was furious with my niece. After my mom talked to him, he realized that my niece was who she was, and he still loved his granddaughter. He called her and apologized to her and to my other nephew for being mad at them. Now I have a daughter, she is 16, and if she ever tells me something like that, I wouldn't even for a second tell her I'll send you somewhere or I'll change you, she is my daughter she is my child and I love her regardless. Now my brothers or sisters tell my dad that soon I'll be coming out and he just laughs and say if she's gay so be it ( I'm not gay or ever considered that 😂😂) so my point is that we have to love our kids no matter who they choose to love ❤

[@monstermash1571]

Be Kind to each other, everyone!

[@JessTheGemini]

wow what a great social experiment. last lady was my favorite what an amazing woman, she had me teary eyed

[@Coastal__1]

I was there during this filming 😅😅

[@McHenryCruiser]

And of course u didn’t speak up

[@StarStay-c3f]

​@@McHenryCruiseraren't u the one who commented conversion therapy works???

[@McHenryCruiser]

@@StarStay-c3f yup

[@McHenryCruiser]

@@StarStay-c3f he should have intervened and told the teen that it works!

[@StarStay-c3f]

@@McHenryCruiser 0/10 rage bait try again next time quagmire lookalike

[@donjai9366]

I loved this episode & I'm happy that someone stepped in when the boy was trying to convinced to go to conversion therapy.

[@totoro8447]

Thank you for this episode!

[@isac-z1t]

thank you. this is the first wwyd vid that actually made me cry, i love that people like the last woman still exist. I live in a small town in sweden and i face alot of homophobia and transphobia everyday which makes me doubt that ill ever get to live my life without fear but seeing this, seeing people actually care about us is so heartwarming.

[@christigmc]

My son is almost 5, my daughter is almost 2. My daughter currently appears to have a more “manly” personality than my son. My husband’s side of the family doesn’t care. My side of the family you can see some uneasiness about it. We have stressed to my family. We accept the kids as they are. We will not change them. If you have a problem with it it’s your problem not my problem. If you try to change my kids I have no problem preventing them from seeing you.

[@deeanna8448]

When my cousin was little, her best friend was a boy, and he preferred wearing "girl" clothes and playing with "girl" toys. His parents were fine with it, but their friends kept expressing concern that this behavior would "turn" him gay. Their response: If he's gay, he's gay. If he isn't, he isn't. If he is, forcing him to play with trucks won't change that. If he isn't, letting him play with Polly Pockets won't make him so. We love him regardless."

[@IIIISai]

Bro this is godless behaviour

[@luzfrostquick9998]

​@deeanna8448 I'm gay , I realized at 8 that I was different but I'm from Hispanic/latin background so I didn't really have anyone to speak to about it , so I didn't come out until was 14 but when I was younger I had all the "manly" toys transformers , hot wheels , construction toys , etc and not a single one of those toys influenced me to be straight whatsoever , I understand very much how that feels 😅

[@heyarmyyounicekeepfighting1747]

Dear parents please don’t change your kids please love them the way they are, I’m begging you it’ll do permanently damage to your child and yes your child will change but into a monster

[@amaya35]

the mom wasnt that good of an actress 😬

[@Bubaiel]

I don’t think it’s that bad it could just be played off as the mother being nervous about it

[@jcfreak2007]

Ugh! That last lady! 🥹🥺 She had such a mother's heart!

[@megamushroom]

They did such a great job at the end omg :')

[@onwindydays]

THESE NEED TO BE LONGER 😭😭

[@Mario-Loco683]

WWYD: you're always filming in the northeast. Not all Americans think alike. Travel some. Talk to the rest of us 😂

[@VintageRose75]

Exactly!!!! And, if it is a liberal viewpoint, they do not show a softer version. For instance, they make the mom rigid and harsh. What if she was just trying to understand and was heartbroken about possibly not having grandchildren, or at least in the manner she hoped for. Also, what if she asked to have family therapy to understand? This is one one thing I don't like about WWYD. Sometimes it seems like they have their own agendas, and don't take in varied viewpoints.

[@JeremiahWalton]

If he did this in the south I assume the results would go the opposite of this video 😭

[@hatethis6270]

⁠​⁠@@VintageRose75Okay but…it’s not the mother’s right to have grandchildren & trying to coerce your child into changing who she is just because you want the potential products of their womb is inherently wrong.

[@DoofenSpyroDragon16]

It’s because they’re biased. They want specific opinions to fuel their own agenda, and I’m prolly gonna get hated on for saying this.

[@poetssss]

As someone who involuntarily went/got sent to a summer conversion camp this made me tear up, I wish someone had said something to my parents or intercepted somehow

[@jnelstudio]

Kudos to the actors! They are giving!

[@ground-mister-y8993]

💙🙏🏻 No surprise she is a teacher, God bless her!!

[@jsj31313jj]

"People are not primarily driven by reason but by emotion. People will often never accept when they are wrong and will find ways to rationalize their actions. Criticism hurts individuals' pride and sense of importance."

[@abbystephens9766]

Conversion should be illegal.

[@snowflakehunter]

The National Sexual Violence Resource Center calls conversion therapy "sexual violence", and I agree 💯.

[@melissahoffman4687]

For any parent that's forcing a kid to do something they want them to do. Think again. It's the child's future, not the parents. That's so controlling!

[@theresaalimios9001]

Oh that guy 🥺🫂🫂👏👏☺️☺️he stands up for her

[@VishalSharma-j6i]

OMG 😱 This is terrifying. It breaks my heart to see this.

[@Scotty_Spacemonsterkiller]

I suppose you could choose not to watch it, but what's terrifying about it?

[@Marcio_diaz]

This was great, we need more interactions

[@lesslyrocks]

whenever i need good cry, i watch WWYD

[@salemoh9759]

Some s**t happens allround the world, im glad their are shows like heartstopper or sex education, so that parents understand, when i came out to my grandma, she was born 1926 and she was so supportive

[@dylanphan7458]

The fact that the production hired Asian American actors to star in this video shows how even more important this video is given that the stories of queer people of color are highly underrepresented.

[@BlackStarASMR]

Sexual desire is deeply rooted in our brain. To feel attracted to people of the same sex is caused before birth in the womb by a combination of genetic and epigenetic factors. A combination of genes is responsible for male homosexuality and at the same time this exact same combination of genes in women makes them more fertile. That is why there will always be gay people. Evolution has set this for tens of thousands of years, not only in humans, but also in many other mammals. Gay people were born this way. The social environment in which someone grows up does not play a role at all. But it plays a role regarding the gay person's self-acceptance.

[@afik735]

The mom is such a great actress. Her facial expressions - top tier.

[@malikgreen9169]

Heartwarming for fucking real.

[@gordonremsey8055]

6:49 thats completely correct

[@Princess_Cheese]

My youngest sibling is a pansexual genderfluid in a poly relationship. The last time me, my mom, and my sibling all hung out after my sibling went home my mom asked what I thought of their lifestyle. She was disappointed when I said I didn’t have a problem. She was criticizing my siblings lifestyle and clothing (my sibling is AMAB and was wearing a skirt that day)

[@mariancarol8332]

I'm teary-eyed

[@kerchelle95]

I clicked so fast, BABE JOHN QUINONES POSTED 😍😍😍

[@ginaquinn9754]

This is important that they are Asian too. Amazing as always.

[@torinodesignworkshop9816]

That last woman was special.

[@MjB12345]

3:39 she was spot on, the girl has feelings too. Maybe the mom needs help.

[@anon2218]

This made me emotional 😢

[@drake1193]

He put on his Champion sweatshirt just to say that!!

[@shakirmohamud9007]

John leads people to be more emotional by changing his voice to a shaky one and then asking them "you have tears in your eyes" and they also force bystanders to get involved by making actors speak loudly or in a very close quarters. IMO, the show is loosing its touch.

[@tylerturner2879]

100%

[@sabriB189]

The last woman bless her heart but also the guy casually eating behind not giving a flying F about all this is sending me like DUDE ????

[@newbabies923]

Wow this is hit too close to home. The differences is my family didn't change their minds, and I also agreed to do that cause i thought i can change who I am . But i eventually ran away from home cause i decided i didn't wanna go! And i was so afraid of what my family would do to me

[@LaurenRSH]

Glad too see you’re making videos again

[@mc98smusicmoviereviews93]

You support conversion therapy, right?

[@An_aria]

​@@mc98smusicmoviereviews93 god i hope not

[@JadeRuri-ko1cj]

I love this episode

[@hellonobody3321]

I wish they did a show like this in Britain. I’m from there and I honestly wonder what ppl would act like

[@Stig69]

It's literally the same thing churches are doing, but we're okay with that for some reason. I want kids to have a chance at true freedom, but we gotta quit pushing ideas on them.

[@CantPrayMeAway]

Exactly! Most of the time it happens at churches

[@stacy3039]

What season is this from? I love this show. Love my daughter no matter what!!

[@Asa...S]

It's from Episode 2 in Season 18, original air date October 16, 2024.

[@supertravelamy8747]

you can't focus your child to go to therapy to change who they are, if your child tells you that they are gay or lesbian you should support them and not hurt them.

[@markanthony2445]

BABE, wake up! John Quinones just uploaded!!! 🗣️🗣️

[@annavuu7160]

team!! please let the situation play out for longer!

[@klienmurollo8395]

That last woman looks and sounds SO much like the beautiful Eartha Kitt. Same kind spirit as well

[@To_The_Moon96]

The mom is correct but she should tell them nicer

[@KimLouise-s1t]

I bet the last one is a Filipino mom😂❤❤Oh bless her heart!

[@Brian_S_1971]

There was a movie made about this in 1999 called "But I'm a Cheerleader"

[@matthewm.986]

Well, I’ll speak as someone who did try Reintegrative Therapy, formally known as Reparative Therapy, though it was online, rather in person and it was done by a licensed psychologist. What happened during my sessions is that EMDR techniques were used and I was taught to break down images that caused me to become aroused so they would have less power over me. This was done by imagining the image on a TV screen and imagining myself breaking the image on the TV with a bat or a hammer until the image was in pieces. Then I was to imagine myself picking up the pieces and putting them back on the TV and breaking them a number of times more. I also talked in therapy about my childhood and background and any kind of trauma or any factors that may have played a role in my developing same-sex attraction. Now I admit that currently I am not in therapy anymore. The reason being is that I was not making the effort I should have in therapy. However, I may choose to start again in the future. I will end by saying that Reintegrative Therapy will not necessarily cause one to develop opposite-sex attraction to the point that one marries and has a family. But there are individuals who have found it helpful regardless of whether they ended up married to someone of the opposite-sex or not.

[@CantPrayMeAway]

I’m also a survivor. Thanks for sharing your story

[@matthewm.986]

@@CantPrayMeAway Thank-you, but I don’t consider myself a survivor. I chose to go into the therapy on my own and I was already an adult when I did it. I also didn’t endure any kind of torture in the therapy. I just quit because I wasn’t making much progress because I wasn’t making the effort. Also I had to do the therapy virtually because it’s banned where I live, so it was expensive as well.

[@leensalocin]

Not the purple hair 🤣