#exgay

[skystonedclouds]

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You’re living a better life ever since you come to faith in God. More peace and joy which is the fruit of the spirit :)

Love ya @in-christalone

[thequeerdomestic]

I Am Michael A Review & Reflection

I just sat through a film that severely rocked my emotions. Looking at other reviews the response was lukewarm at best. I felt the acting was solid and the pacing was wonderful but the subject was difficult. I'm unsure who the intended audience was. It was neither a cautionary tale nor success story for the proponents of the exgay movement but it humanized Michael Glatze in a way that would make the average liberal audience really uncomfortable given his stances. Glatze is an anti-hero whose struggle is palpable and relatable but as a queer person one can't help but feel that he's very firmly on the wrong path. Any empathy I have for him, his longing for his Bennett, his urges for Nico, his remose for Tyler is dampened by the notion that not only did he choose this exgay path he's proselytizing it. He's a very difficult character to like despite James Franco's highly compassionate performance. I found myself at the end of the film deeply evaluating my own moral compass. On a human level I want to feel for Michael Glatze the way I felt for Elphaba in Wicked, but the real world consequences of Glatze's like as an exgay pastor make that difficult. Seeing Elphaba live the life of an outcast through no fault of her own and watching her die because of it was painful because she never sought anything more than peace from a world that rejected her. Watching Fraco's Glatze sow his own misery and that of everyone close to him for the sake of a god never felt good, never felt redeeming, never felt cathartic. I left the movie with sorrow and conflict in the feeling of said sorrow. I respect the film as a truth that needs to be told and I appreciate the conversation it can cultivate but I have no idea where that conversation can comfortably and constructively happen.

[saintlatterday]

I want to be cured

[grandmaevan-blog]

I’ve decided not to be a lesbian....

My lesbian days are over after I saw that sweet piece of man meat called @grandpatape. My feathers go hard for you. I so badly wanna taste that tender slab of meat big boy.

[convervative-blog]

its honestly really telling that alot of these exgay blogs are written like "im a bisexual who isnt bothered by not dating girls bc i just date boys i dont fit ur narrative!" ...honey

[ttuutikki]

You're not coming to God to be straight, you're coming to God for Jesus

[stillevann]

Charlene Cothran - Gay Activist Finds Christ

Charlene Cothran - former gay activist and publisher of Venus Magazine, (a magazine for black lesbians), shares her testimony of being a leader in the world ...

[formerlygay-blog]

Second Step

Second step to recovery is coming to believe that there is a God who is able and willing to help you overcome your addiction. In Celebrate Recovery that God is spelled out to you -- Jesus Christ, son of God. He is able to do what we cannot do for ourselves -- namely change who we are or our hurts, habits, and hangups.