Stories of the survivors Of the Sexual Revolution
The stories of the survivors of the Sexual Revolution reveal the depth and profound impact that our society has suffered from the Sexual Revolution.
Catherine Glenn Foster was a 19 year-old who became pregnant and didn’t know what to do. She decided to visit a local abortion center, but tried to back out half way through. Unfortunately for her, the center staff refused to let her leave. Since then she has gone to law school and become the head of Americans United For Life. Hear her public witness about forced abortions.
Katy Faust, contrary to the rumors, didn’t grow up with two mothers, but after her parents divorced while she was in her teens, she realized the incredible impact parents have on their children. She was moved to get into the fight for family when the activists started lying about kids and their needs. Her organization, Them Before Us, focuses on those needs.
After living as a woman for eight years in the 1980’s, Walt Heyer de-transitioned and began to live as the biological male he was. His story goes back to when he was a four-year old and involves unresolved trauma from his grandmother, father, and an abuser. Walt currently runs sexchangeregret.com where he fields questions from people struggling with gender incongruence.
Stories of the Survivors
The stories of the survivors of the Sexual Revolution deserve to be heard, so we have pulled together their stories. We have included both the traumatic stories as well as the positive stories. Take the time to read them and understand the depth and breadth of the impacts of the Sexual Revolution, as well as ways to combat against it.
“Google was trying to get me to look at kid porn.”
I am a porn addiction survivor. It began when I was in grade school with “men’s” magazines and became an on and off thing until God called me out of it. I believe I was given
"I am Going to be a Boy. It will Keep me Safe." Erin Brewer’s Transgender Story
After a horrific sexual assault as a 6 year-old, Erin Brewer decided that she “was going to be a boy. It will keep me safe.”
"It was torture for all of us."
I am a child of divorce. I am a 52 year old father of three children. I am married but in a mixed marriage. We do not share the same faith background. I am the third
"The kids will be fine if the adults are happy…"
by Anono-Mama (Planet Earth) I am the child of divorce. My parents divorced when I was about three, and I was bounced back and forth between their households my entire childhood. There were several things that
"Why I March"–I regret my abortion.
I had a saline abortion in 1975. This is my witness in front of the Supreme Court. This is the truth. Abortion is a terrible option to offer someone in a crisis pregnancy. I
2nd class citizen in my own family
by Second class citizen (USSA) I was the eldest child in step family situations on both sides. It was like being a second class citizen in my own family. On my mother’s side, a new child