Brainwashed gay

Until the 1960s, male homosexuality was illegal in most countries.

Homosexuality, he argued, could not be ‘cured’ and should not be punished. This is a fantasy experience that is not for everyone and please be prepared and informed before listening. He began to use it experimentally with patients who had presented themselves because they were attracted to other men, selecting patients who were not under coercion from the authorities.

Ironically, the first European nation to make the radical move towards its active decriminalisation was one of the most repressive regimes of the Eastern bloc at that time: Communist Czechoslovakia. Instructions: This recording features ASMR like whispers along with more audible vocals and as such, wearing high quality noise canceling over the ear headphones are strongly advised.

I was convinced that doing what I was told would change my attractions—and confused about why these methods supposedly worked for others but not for me.”

In some cases, people were psychologically and even sexually abused. Defending, justifying, and supporting societal, institutional, religious, political, and/or cultural bias and oppression against the LGBTQ community. Openly rejecting pro-LGBTQ initiatives and attacking advocates and leaders who fight for LGBTQ rights.

This spectacular policy change in 1961 contradicted years of homophobic Stalinist proclamations prioritising marriage and the traditional nuclear family as the ideal breeding ground for a strong socialist population and the foundation for a thriving national economy.

The move towards decriminalisation followed the failure of a large-scale attempt to ‘cure’ male homosexuality once and for all.

Putting down and disempowering oneself and/or other LGBTQ individuals. Czech psychiatrists used a tailored form of ‘aversion therapy’, applying electric shocks or nausea-inducing drugs while showing gay men erotic images of male bodies.

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Techniques designed to ‘rid’ people of homosexual desire – and even to fully transform them towards heterosexual norms – had become a mainstay of institutionalised psychiatry by the 1950s and 1960s. And they persist, despite decades of campaigning from LGBT campaigners worldwide. Freund himself emigrated to Canada in 1969, shortly after the failed Prague Spring reforms that led to a Soviet crackdown on academic and personal freedoms in Czechoslovakia.

The voices are designed to focus your mind on the sensation of being so aroused that you cannot focus on anything else other than pleasure. How to Gain Immunity, Peace, and Self-Mastery! and How to Communicate Effectively and Handle Difficult People. Today, 13 states and the District of Columbia have laws that ban gay conversion therapy practices.

Many closet LGBTQ individuals grew-up in traditional, conservative environments where “anti-gay bias” and “gay bashing” are the norm in family, social, educational, religious, media, social media, and political environments. Displaying intolerance and discrimination toward other oppressed and marginalized groups (discrimination transference/projected discrimination).

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