Using an alternate screen name for this post due to personal info. I don’t post often, but I have been posting for a long time. I made my first post on exmormon.org in my 20s, around the current age of younger millennials and approaching older gen z. I’m now in my 50s. This board had been a frequent resource for me in four separate decades, beginning in the 1990s. Glad for exmormon.org’s resilience. Thanks you, all.

You are making me feel OLD! :)

That is because you and I are old

wow thanks Erstwhile Youngster your sincere words of gratitude have been killing the vibe of reliving our 20's

We all thought we were the rising generation of mormon truth or the lack thereof

Going on 17 years for me. I think my first posting was in August 2003, as Lost in the forest of doubt. RfM showed up at just the right time in my life to help me out of the cult, hold me up, and heal me as my shelf broke. Thank you, everyone that aided in my recovery.

A special shout out the Jerry the Aspousetate and Cheryl!



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Erstwhile Youngster Wrote:
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> I made my
> first post on exmormon.org in my 20s, around the
> current age of younger millennials and approaching
> older gen z. I’m now in my 50s.

I made my first post around 2001.

RfM on-line for 24 years!! Founded 1995

It had been going for 6 years. I'm turning 50 this year. Your math don't make no sense to me. If you were 29 say in 1995 I was 24. You would be 5 years older than me. Is that what you are saying? You posted in the first years of RfM in your late 20s?