Sexual Reorientation

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Sexual Reorientation

Answer 1

The author's main argument is that homosexuality is treatable. He says that homosexuality arises in men and women due to presence of the psychological, pathological or biological conditions of homoeroticism. So, as long as the homoeroticism which is an inclination toward homosexuality can be treated, men and women can be made truly heterosexual who cannot or will not conduct any homosexual act (Murphy, 1992).

The author continues that sexual reorientation is possible. He opines that various debates have been done to question the possibility of reorientation. However, he says that many have pointed out ways to ...