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Tag: Mormon

Trauma Stuck Points
Healing, mental health, Psychology

Trauma Stuck Points

Between my twelfth and thirteenth birthdays, I became a different person. At 12, I was still skipping down the corridors … Continue reading Trauma Stuck Points

“The Good Place” Makes Peace with Death
What I'm Watching

“The Good Place” Makes Peace with Death

SPOILERS! SO MANY SPOILERS! Over the last four years, The Good Place fans knew writers were going to have to … Continue reading “The Good Place” Makes Peace with Death

Stalked by the Mormon Church
Memoir

Stalked by the Mormon Church

I had not been to church in over three years. I had moved to another city. I had not informed … Continue reading Stalked by the Mormon Church

When Death Seems Best
Memoir

When Death Seems Best

After losing god, my community, and my reputation, I now also faced the prospect of losing my family. To leave … Continue reading When Death Seems Best

On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years
Memoir, Writing

On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years

I can’t say for sure exactly why, but two days ago, I sat down at my computer, opened Google, and … Continue reading On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years

I'm a Bitch, Memoir

Mormon Feminista

One week in Laurels, the Sunday School class for 16 to 17-year-old Mormon girls, my teacher passed out pairs of knitted white baby … Continue reading Mormon Feminista

Memoir

An Ex-Mormon Meets the World

If you know any ex-Mormons, please be patient with us. A favorite Mormon creed is to be “in the world but … Continue reading An Ex-Mormon Meets the World

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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

Growing up Mormon, I was taught early on to choose my friends and acquaintances carefully. Notice the effect they have … Continue reading Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

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