I Tried To Change My Sexual Orientation With Exgay Therapy

Leaders of 'exgay' organizations such as Exodus International like to assert change is possible and point to themselves as proof that 'change is possible.'
In this series of interviews survivors of 'exgay' programs explain how they too once believed their sexual orientation only to realize later a genuine change had NOT occurred.
Shot by Daniel Gonzales
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[@sabboth42]

You are a very brave person. I'm happy to see someone actually talking about this, the lies and over all demanor of this "exgay" therapy often have truely horrible effects on a person.

[@freespeachrulez]

Thank you for your testimony. I was heavily addicted to porn, and I too met a girl that radically changed my life, for 3 years I thought I was cured, then I slipped up and she left me. I should have been honest and told her about my addiction. It wasn't until I fully submitted to the will of God and gave my addiction to him that I was cured, I still struggle, I still get tempted but I can overcome, no therapy changed me, nobody telling me how it was wrong. Stay strong!! God bless!!

[@jayjaypen2]

Thanks for this. Exactly my experience too. I also thought I had changed when I got a girlfriend, but it never lasted. I lost attraction and my dominant sexual preferences returned strongly.

[@jar8425]

I know the haters are going to land all over this. But honestly, the heart knows where it belongs. And while you might never want to know it, there are creditable sites out there that can educate you as to what the Bible REALLY says about homsexuality (not much it turns out).
would jesus discriminate dot com is a good one.

[@je187u]

@AlannaGabby lol

[@freespeachrulez]

Was that supposed to be funny or something?