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Eran Argaman

"I went to a clinical psychologist who asked me to sit in front of the mirror every day for long minutes and say that I was a pervert and that my sexual orientation was disgusting, forbidden and evil, while telling me to watch pornographic websites."

Eran Argaman, born in 1992, he grew up in Efrat in the Gush Etzion, where he attended Derech Avot a religious high school, moved on from Bnei Akiva, and completed a Seder course at Yeshiva Otniel. Today he is a social worker - accompanying people who are dealing with mental illnesses and studying for a master's degree in social work in the family track at Ariel University. Married to Moshe and live in Ariel.

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Yochai Greenfeld

"I was given homework to spit in the street, curse on the road, or tell myself I was a man dozens of times a day in order to develop a masculine and tough self-image. In reality, my sexual attraction didn't change, but I pretended to be making progress in the process."

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Elior Mor Yosef

"He asked me to watch a pornographic film, which only had women in it, and he wanted to know if it changed anything, if it strengthened my masculinity."

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Shani Gravely

"I had exercises to do. I had to put a rubber band on my hand and every time I thought about girls I would pull to hurt myself. At a certain point it didn't hurt anymore. I would punish myself – if I thought about someone I would starve myself."

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