The Sissy Boy Experiment and Why You Can't "Cure" the Gay

[Porcupine_I]

sapphi_snake said:

Porcupine_I said:

sapphi_snake said:

Porcupine_I said:

sapphi_snake said:

Porcupine_I said:

actually i kinda feel in that situation right now. are you continue slapping me with replies now until i admit i was wrong?

i already said i do not condone any of this. i still find it interesting. do i need to be healed now?

Ok, ok. I know you know you were wrong. Just make sure your scientific curiosity never gets the better of your moral values.

i was wrong? in what way? is it wrong to feel guilty for finding something of interest? i really don't get what you are aiming at.

Are you happy that the experiment took place, and you could get all this info, or would you have rather the experiment never taken place, and this guy (and the other people who were put through this) never experienced such abuse?

ah, now i understand what bothers you.

i have never stated that what happens made me "happy". i believe experimends like this should be illegal in the fist place and nobody should suffer like that without consent.

and yet, i still think it is interesting to know what happened. if that is wrong, then i would feel guilty about it ...oh, wait, that is what i said from the start!

Ok, ok, I understand. It's actually great that the full aftermath of this experiment was made public. The book written by the "scientist" gave erroneous information.

Well, you making a thread about it is certainly helping.

And yes, i think it is important that people know about that things like that happened and what the outcome was. They need to be made public so people realize what happens if you treat a child like that, or some other quack will find some other parents who are willing to "heal" their child!