The ex-gay movement has created more than it's share of overnight self-help millionaires. 
Most of them are now back with their boyfriends, as are their many 'recruits'. 
I think this thread has had enough of the childish questionning of certain people's sexual orientation though - even if there were any legitimacy to the claims, they would have no bearing on the argument at hand. 
One problem is that a 'gay' person can live a 'straight' lie pretty much indefinitely if they decide being gay is too hard. I've known a few people who managed to keep it up until 10 years of marriage and three kids. Without exception, their families have been torn to pieces by the father moving out and in with another man, due to feelings that he had all along, but tried to hide. 
Imagine how much less pain and suffering would have been caused in their ex-spouse's and children's lives if they hadn't felt pressured to pretend they were something they are not. This isn't really about assigning blame - I can't decide whether it's societal pressure, or the selfishness of teh gay men in question that is the root cause of their decision to live a lie, but I do know it wasn't in the best interests of their spouse, themselves, or the children they now have.