[Buckeye Battle Cry]

Thank you very kindly for the recommendations.

As the father of two boys (ages 6 and 3), I very much appreciate your making the effort to share.

[scripter]

You're quite welcome. The I Do Exist video is excellent in helping to better understand from where homosexuals are coming, their struggles and that it's possible to leave the homosexual lifestyle.

Ryan Zempel makes the following observation in It really is elementary: Ex-gays exist:

A 22-year-old man stands before a classroom of middle schoolers, describing how he came out as a homosexual and going so far as to declare, "there are gay students in this classroom."

The young man is Noé Gutierrez, Jr., and the scene is one from It's Elementary, an award-winning 1996 video (widely aired in 1999) which aims to give "practical lessons on how to talk with kids about gay people."

You won't find that scene in Gutierrez's latest video, however. Although he requested permission to use it, producer/director Debra Chasnoff turned him down. Apparently, she doesn't want school children knowing what's happened since then.

You see, Gutierrez is no longer gay.