Welcome to the Eric Matexis Show with your host, Eric Matexis.

Folks, welcome back. This is what we call hour two.

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We're talking to our friend Beckett Cook about this.

How do you describe it? Pro gay anti-Christian to some extent, documentary on Netflix called

Pray Away. Comes from the term Pray Away the Gay.

They kind of make fun of that idea. So Beckett, when we talk about Pray Away the Gay, there

are people I know who effectively change their sexual orientation. Many don't, but some

have.

So if you were able to get help in that area, why wouldn't you want that to happen?

Because the narrative that that can happen seems, it's this anecdotal in this Netflix

thing. They're picking three people and saying, CCC, well, okay.

What about all the other people for whom this kind of thing was successful? Do they not

exist suddenly?

Yeah, no, I'm absolutely in favor. If people want to get help and they want to, you know,

get therapy or whatever it is to help change their attractions, I'm all for that.

For me personally though, I'm happy to be single and celibate for the rest of my life.

I have no interest. I don't really, I don't really desire to be married to a woman.

So for me, it's fine. I don't, it's not a big deal for me.

Well, we were talking, I mean, I think the problem with this is that what I was saying

earlier, sexuality is so complicated that you have so many different, I mean, virtually

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