The short answer is no, it cannot. There have been studies done on this, and while a notorious researcher by the name of Paul Fedoroff claims to have the key to changing minor attraction, the evidence does not support his claim. There are medications that can lessen the sex drive, such as antidepressants and chemical castration, but these medications are not without risks and can cause mild to severe issues. There have been therapies that seek to change attractions called conversion therapy. However, therapy of this nature causes severe harms that can even put children at more risk because they involve repressing one’s sex drive rather than trying to meet those sexual needs in healthy and ethical ways. When people’s needs are not met in healthy ways, people can and do turn to unhealthy ways of trying to meet those needs. Conversion therapy for minor attraction is just as harmful as conversion therapy for any other attractions. Ultimately, minor attraction as far as we know it is here to stay. The only ethical course of action is to support those with this attraction in living healthy, law-abiding lives.