Jun 26, 2019 | A Wife's Journey, Healing Work, Marriage, Self-worth
By Rich Wyler, Founder & Director of Brothers Road — What do women who are married to men who experience varying degrees of same-sex attractions wish their husbands understood about how his SSA affects them as wives? As head of a non-profit, international...
May 8, 2019 | Body Image, Friendship
Guest Blog by Stephen Done — I began my journey with facing same-sex attraction head-on with the assumption that nothing could change. I was so convinced at one point that no change was possible that I ranted to my wife about how I was so frustrated that my dad...
Apr 2, 2019 | A Wife's Journey, Healing Work, Journey Into Manhood, Marriage
Guest Blog by Anna — I mentioned a month ago that my husband was going to do some in-depth therapy. Technically it’s not therapy, but “an experiential weekend of self-discovery, brotherhood, personal-growth, and inner-healing work.” And it’s awesome. I was somewhat...
Mar 8, 2019 | A Wife's Journey, Marriage
Guest Blog by Anna — It’s been exactly 24 weeks since my husband disclosed that he has unwanted same-sex attraction. It seems strange to write 24 weeks, because it feels more like 24 months. We have traveled so far in such a short amount of time. I no longer feel...
Feb 12, 2019 | Acceptance, Assertiveness, Core Needs, Friendship, Journey Into Manhood, Male Bonding, Self-worth
Guest Blog by Stephen Done — “I am good and valuable just as I am.” “I have brothers who see my shadows and accept me just as I am.” These two truths are taught to every man who attends Journey into Manhood (JiM), a weekend retreat sponsored by Brothers on a Road...
Dec 22, 2018 | Bullying, Friendship, Male Bonding, Marriage, Possible Causes, Spirituality
Guest Blog by Stephen Done — It is a common misconception that people who experience same-sex attraction cannot find happiness without having a same-sex partner. But through my own experiences and observations of other people in similar situations, I know that...
Dec 13, 2018 | Acceptance
Guest Blog by Stephen Done — My story is my own, not someone else’s. My experience is mine. Just because someone else, or many other people, have a different experience does not mean that my experience must conform to theirs. A frequent refrain we hear today is, “You...
