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Home / Featured Content / Conversion Therapy Doesn’t Work. ‘I Actually Felt Closer To God When I Accepted Myself.’

Conversion Therapy Doesn’t Work. ‘I Actually Felt Closer To God When I Accepted Myself.’

It's hard to be someone you're not.

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Braden Bradley’s parents sent him to conversion therapy after finding out he was gay. After telling the therapists and ultimately his parents that he doesn’t want to change, his parents didn’t let him go to his dream college so that they could keep an eye on him.

Video published on Jun 15, 2016

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Danny
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Danny
5 months 20 days ago

There is just something that strikes me as being very frightening about the idea of conversion therapy. Trying to get someone to change their sexual orientation. Its not like being gay is some sort of mental disorder that needs treatment so a person can function in society.

Disgusting to put someone through that.

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