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    Quote Originally Posted by lonely View Post
    well if your brain can be trained to think a certain way i suppose it can be done
    she has done nothing wrong here.the journalist came in and asked her to try and change his sexual desires
    if she had managed to do that how could she be in the wrong
    It's more to do with that she viewed homosexuality as ‘a mental illness, an addiction & an anti-religious phenomenon’

    Not really the view you want from a mental health professional, or is it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gaylord View Post
    Gay men have insufficient amounts of testosterone....hmmmm!, interesting theory

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    I seem to remember seeing a study. Gay men had higher levels on average, but it wasn't statistically significant. I don't think it's something you could really determine in a study, unless you assume that closeted and out gays have the same level, which sounds dubious.

    Quote Originally Posted by Gaylord View Post
    It's more to do with that she viewed homosexuality as ‘a mental illness, an addiction & an anti-religious phenomenon’

    Not really the view you want from a mental health professional, or is it?

    GL
    The mental illness idea was something that mental health professionals used to say quite commonly. Attitudes began to change in the 60's and 70's, but not everyone has caught up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Gordo View Post
    I seem to remember seeing a study. Gay men had higher levels on average, but it wasn't statistically significant. I don't think it's something you could really determine in a study, unless you assume that closeted and out gays have the same level, which sounds dubious.

    The mental illness idea was something that mental health professionals used to say quite commonly. Attitudes began to change in the 60's and 70's, but not everyone has caught up.
    Yeah that sounds about right EL G.

    GL
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