Then & Now: How My Sexual Attractions Have Changed: 50 Brief Summaries of Successful Sexual Orientation Change Efforts
By Rich Wyler
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By Rich Wyler
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It is “common knowledge” today that homosexuality is inborn, innate, and unchangeable—that, in fact, any attempt to change one’s sexual orientation will inevitably cause great psychological harm and perhaps even lead to suicide. It may be “common knowledge,” but is it true? Our own experience says no. We know change in sexual attractions is possible—at least to some degree, and at least for some people—because we’ve experienced it ourselves. We know it because we’ve lived it. That’s why we’...



