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James Peterson was lobotomized for being gay in 1948. His parents had him committed when they discovered his relationship with another man. Asylum diagnosis: "sexual perversion." Treatment: transorbital lobotomy—ice picks through eye sockets into frontal lobe. Took fifteen minutes. Destroyed James's personality permanently. Doctor told parents "Your son's perversion has been corrected." What they got back was empty shell that no longer desired men—or anything else. James had been vibrant, artistic, passionate. Post-lobotomy James stared at walls and followed simple instructions.
This photograph shows James two hours after procedure. Ice pick entry wounds visible above both eyes. Vacant expression where intelligent personality had been. Doctor in background takes notes: "Patient appears calm. No longer exhibits deviant sexual interests. Procedure successful." James's "deviant sexual interests" had been loving another man. His "calm" appearance was brain damage. His "successful procedure" was personality murder. James would never paint again, never read poetry, never laugh at jokes. Lobotomy had cured his homosexuality by destroying his humanity.
James lived forty-six more years. Never regained personality. Lived in group home for lobotomy patients, followed routines, showed no preferences, expressed no desires. Died in 1994, age seventy-four, having spent 46 years as shell containing former human being. His parents visited once in 1949, saw what they'd authorized, never returned. They'd wanted son who wasn't gay. They got son who wasn't anything. That was preferable to them.
James's partner kept this photograph and medical records. After James's death, partner donated them to LGBTQ archives with note: "This is James before lobotomy destroyed him for loving me. He was 28, brilliant, kind, artistic. His parents called our love perversion. Asylum called it disease. Treatment was ice picks through eyes. James survived 46 years as vegetable. I survived 46 years remembering who he was. They called it medical treatment. It was murder. They called him cured. He was dead. Body kept functioning. James died in 1948. That's what they did to us for loving."
James Peterson was lobotomized for being gay in 1948.
I am heartbroken at reading, and grateful that James's partner shared to LGBTQ archives.
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