Priya Patel

Well, and it's so interesting because it's not like he was, I mean, I understand that he's a athlete, a public figure.

So social media is like an extension of you, but it's not like he was on the court saying all this.

He wasn't dragging it into the workplace.

It's not like he's a Walmart employee screaming at people to accept them because they're whatever, you know, like he's not dragging it into the workplace.

He's not shoving it down the throats of his teammates or, you know, anything of that sort.

But that's how it's just taken and accepted.

And yeah.

he's punished for it for essentially no reason.

But also, what is therapy if not some sort of conversion?

You're clearly going to therapy because you find there to be something wrong with your mental state or physical state even.

You're going to therapy to intentionally change or fix that.

That is some sort of conversion, is it not?

I agree.

Yeah.

Well, and I think it's also the rise in therapy has coincided with the rise in things like social media that have taken human interactions out of your daily life.

Yep.

But, I mean, this is just beyond ridiculous.

It's not even opinion-based.

Like, this isn't...

Conversion therapy is just stupid on its face as a band, but for you to not be able to tell a little boy that he's a little boy under the guise of you're going to hurt somebody's feelings or hurt somebody's perceived ideology is just ridiculous.