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The story of Shlomo

I made my efforts, invested thousands of shekels and good years of my life | In a very honest and very open encounter with God, I said, 'Okay, that's it. It's not working.'"

Shlomo reveals how he first came to 'conversion therapy', how he was 'treated' for years and finally even became a staff member in a workshop that delivers conversion 'therapy' to groups. When he realized that nothing was working, he decided to be himself. Today, Shlomo sees his advocacy of the 'therapy' as a mission to prevent future victims.

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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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