Those identifying as “transgender” are far more likely to develop depression and anxiety, contemplate and complete suicide. Forty-one percent try to kill themselves, a rate ten times higher than the generation population. For those working with transgender youth, or who those who have de-transitioned, these numbers are only the tip of the iceberg. “Why in world would anyone encourage behavior, corporately or otherwise, that is proven to hurt those involved in it?” asks Denise Shick, the author of Gender Confusion.
Stephen Black, an outspoken ex-homosexual who penned Freedom Realized, says the issue of acceptance or the mantra of “love is love” is a smokescreen for a dark and deeply messy way of life. “No one is born gay,” says Black. “No matter how many times we hear that statement it simply isn’t true.” In a recent report, taken from 25 years of work in ex-homosexual ministry, he found that more than half of those who went into homosexuality were sexually abused, a finding consistent with other studies. By far the biggest result of the survey is that 88 percent of the participants report finding lasting freedom if they choose ...
