ABOUT THIS EPISODE
There have been few stories told about conversion therapy from the survivors perspective. In this episode I share my history of going through conversion therapy, and how they ran the organization.
This story highlights the obsession with the abuser-centered society: The stories centering around the people who hurt others, rather than the survivors.
If you are a trauma survivor, listen closely at 22:01
TRIGGER WARNING: This episode mentions suicide, suicidal ideation, and stories around religious trauma.
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