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Colin Cook, founder of Homosexuals Anonymous, was in 1986 discovered to be engaging in sexual acts with his patients. He claimed that the nude massages of other men should desensitize them against homosexual desires
David Matheson is the clinical director of the Center for Gender Wholeness, co-creator of the Journey into Manhood weekend, director of People Can Change, author and public speaker.[67][68] He was married when he declared he was attracted to men and started seven years of therapy which he claims changed his sexual orientation.[69] Afterwards he became a counselor focusing on helping other men in similar circumstances.[70] He does not claim to be completely straight, but rather "straight enough".[71]
Originally posted by Kitilani
reply to post by Annee
Thank you!
Completely aside from his more than obvious affectations, what kind of straight man spends that much time concerned with gay sex? Anyone? All the straight men that want to spend their career talking about and thinking about gay sex take one step forward and make yourself known. I am curious about this phenomenon.
Chris Austin, Ted Haggard, Michael Johnston, Terrance Lewis, all ex gay counselors who have been caught still being gay. Most of them were caught when they assaulted their "patients."
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
For the record, this guy is not gay. He does not claim to be gay, he is married to a woman. Saying he "sounds" gay (like many have in this thread) is falling back on stereotypes. Now maybe he is gay, I doubt anyone here is that intimate with him to know/ To me he sounds like some of those creepy evangelicals that want to use psycho-babble and pseudo-science to make you "see the light". Like how Jim Bakker or Tom Cruise also "sound" gay.
More like Ted Haggard.
Its more about his major focus on gays. He doesn't seem to have any other interest. In addition to stereotype traits.edit on 3-7-2011 by Annee because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by YourPopRock
So you are labeling a man as gay based on his speech? His appearance?
Nice hate speech!
Originally posted by YourPopRock
So you are labeling a man as gay based on his speech? His appearance?
Nice hate speech!
Originally posted by desert
And when Mr. Bachmann shared his thinking, I knew immediately it came from a dark, scary, angry place in him. And, no, I cannot defend either Bachmann. These people are not fit to lead America, as they would only make the world a darker, more fearful, angrier place.
Originally posted by gimme_some_truth
Yeah, I heard the audio clip of him saying this, the other day on CNN... All I could think of was " Wow.... That is a racist comment!"
Now, I don't throw the race card around.... But wow.... that was racist as hell....
I don't know what else I can say, other than this is going to hurt his wife's campaign.... Well, it might not.... You never know anymore. :/