Are you tired of those religious books about overcoming same-sex attraction? Or wondering if you can choose your sexuality? Then, I Had to Choose might...

Are you tired of those religious books about overcoming same-sex attraction? Or wondering if you can choose your sexuality? Then, I Had to Choose might be just the book on sexual orientation you've been seeking. Author David A. Robinson shares a riveting memoir about his journey through same-sex attraction and seeing it as a choice he had to make. As people saw the same-sex attraction signs in his life, some said he was gay. So, do what other people say confirm your sexual orientation? This is one of those books on sexual orientation or same-sex attraction that recognizes people can have gay urges, but it doesn't always mean they want to live a gay life. It's the story of an ordinary man that chose his romantic destiny, moving past urges of same-sex attraction and into the realm of possibility and choice. Of course, a muscular man and woman can convey beauty and appeal, but you can choose to love whom you choose, even amid same-sex attraction. Some in that situation might consider the choice to love someone of the opposite sex as living a lie, but David Robinson knows better and wants to help others through his story. This book is not about promoting conversion therapy. Instead, it's a unique look at one man's road down a path less traveled that led to a fruitful marriage with a woman. If you have gay tendencies or same-sex attraction, you too can choose who you fall in love with, even someone of the opposite sex. Perhaps you've wondered, is it a choice to be gay? Or is it a choice to be straight? Author David Robinson opens and shares how he made a choice when others said there was no choice.

Author: David A. Robinson
Publisher: Liferich
Published: 02/25/2020
Pages: 84
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.30lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.20d
ISBN: 9781489727398

About the Author

David A. Robinson is a lawyer. He lives in Connecticut with his wife. He earned his B.A. in 1974 from George Washington University and J.D. in 1977 from Washington University in St. Louis. From ages 14 to 16, he had homosexual urges. At 16 in 1969, he decided to date girls. His sexual orientation somewhat limited his choice of females but not to zero. From 1969 to 1997, he dated numerous women. In 1997 he met the woman he would marry. They've been a happy couple ever since. They married in 2003.