Yes, I verified your sources and they were garbage. I thoroughly explained to you the problems of your sources in my previous post and I have no intent to explain it to you again. Reread my response to those sources in case you missed it.

Golwyn, D., Sevlie, C. (1993) Adventitious change in homosexual behavior during treatment of social phobia with phenelzine. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. 141: 173 -181.

SUBJECT: 23 year old self-identified homosexual man with sevesocial phobia; homosexual since teens and sexually active exclusively with homosexual male. Fantasies homosexual.

METHOD: Treatment with phenelzine for shyness.

RESULTS: During treatment, however, there was an unexpected change in his sexual orientation.. Started dating women and had heterosexual fantasies.

THEORY: Subject blamed homosexuality on childhood teasing by peers and acceptance by homosexual men who courted him.

"We conclude that social phobia may be a hidden contributing factor in some instances of homosexual behavior."

Wolpe, J. (1969) The Practice of Behavior Therapy Elmsford, NY: Pergamon

SUBJECT: 1 male

METHOD: Assertiveness training

RESULT: Full sexual orientation shift

RELIGION: Wolpe did not believe change of orientation was possible. He refused to help the client overcome his homosexuality, because he felt that the client's religious convictions and beliefs were responsible for anxiety and worked to give the client a different religious perspective. By the 6th session the client had come to "see that he had taken sin, particularly in relation to sexuality, too seriously." Wolpe then helped the client use assertive behavior.

CHANGE: The client left therapy but later communicated to the therapist that he no longer responded sexually to men. He dated, married and reported a complete shift.

Kinsey, A., Pomeroy, W., Martin, C. (1948) Sexual behavior in the human male. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders.

CHANGE: "Some of the males who are involved in one type of relation at one period in their lives, may have only the other type of relation at some later period. There may be considerable fluctuation of patters from time to time. Some males may be involved in both heterosexual and homosexual activities within the same period of time."

KINSEY: Data collected by Kinsey on males shows that six percent of those who were exclusively heterosexual had once been exclusively homosexual. Additionally the percentages of homosexuals and heterosexuals by age show substantial decrease in the homosexual categories suggesting that as males age some of those who were homosexual cease to be so (or that homosexuals die at younger ages).

Kinsey, A., Pomeroy, W., Martin C., Gebhard, P. (1953) Sexual behavior in the human female. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders

CHANGE: "Some individuals may materially change their psychosexual orientation in successive years."

Pomeroy, W. (1972) Dr. Kinsey and the Institute for Sex Research. NY: Harper and Row.

KINSEY: Kinsey discovered "more than eighty cases of (previously homosexual) men who had made a satisfactory heterosexual adjustment." He summarized successful change in therapy as being never less than 30%.
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