He wants a robot because his "smarter" wife is tired of listening to him? I can't imagine why: "the first thing that I do in the morning is wake up ... the main thing I do is talk ... she's not nearly as interested." No shit.
And he'd would promote eHarmony and his offer of life-long happiness with his wife, but "we're not a natural team for making those ads."
This entire video sounds like an analog of so many of the "ex-gay" therapists. "I'm happy, no really, I'm very, very happy. Please don't let the fact that I can't get through a four-minute prepared statement without seemingly unconsciously revealing unsettling, discordant facts about my life lead you to suspect that I am simply lying to myself. I'm really very, very happy - and I have a seeming pathological need to convince other people of that."
It's as absurd as that "ex-gay" therapist who offered to hug the gay out of the Daily Show correspondent. Just two guys, embracing each other on a couch, rocking back and forth until they're both not gay.
I met this guy and his wife a few years ago, when I did some work at their ridiculous, tasteless, gaudy mansion in Kennebunkport, ME (right across from the Bush compound). I think they've since sold it.
Isn't it odd that he has to protect himself - not from militant gay people - but from other Christians who think gay people don't deserve all the rights and privileges of straight people?
And he'd would promote eHarmony and his offer of life-long happiness with his wife, but "we're not a natural team for making those ads."
This entire video sounds like an analog of so many of the "ex-gay" therapists. "I'm happy, no really, I'm very, very happy. Please don't let the fact that I can't get through a four-minute prepared statement without seemingly unconsciously revealing unsettling, discordant facts about my life lead you to suspect that I am simply lying to myself. I'm really very, very happy - and I have a seeming pathological need to convince other people of that."
It's as absurd as that "ex-gay" therapist who offered to hug the gay out of the Daily Show correspondent. Just two guys, embracing each other on a couch, rocking back and forth until they're both not gay.
Just absurd.
They have really nice dogs.