It's been 19 years since I first mistakenly stumbled onto this board, the result being a wild ride down the rabbit hole of Mormonism. At that time I was seeking understand and answers to some difficult information I had run across on the F.A.I.R. Mormon website regarding Smith's marrying other men's wives better known as polyandry, a term that at that time was completely new to me.

A poster on this board suggested that I read B H Roberts "Studies of the Book of Mormon" I do not know who that poster was other than perhaps a Swedish lady, so I've never been able to fully thank her. Since that fateful day, my life has never been the same.

Despite not posting here any longer, I still hold this board and those who post here in great esteem.

Every year as the Wasatch Mountains turn once again to their fall colors, I'm reminded of just how important this board was to helping me escape Mormonism and live an authentic life based in reality instead of the pre-packaged, one size fits all, life I was born into.

As I'm reflecting on Recovery from Mormonism and life it helped free me of, I wanted to just give you all a shout out and let you know that Life is good. Cheers and take care until next time. Cr@ig

Thanks for the update. I remember you.

Eric K Wrote:
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> Thanks for the update. I remember you.


:-)

So good to see so many familiar posters still here. Thx for fighting the fight

It makes my cold and black little heart happy that you are doing well :) Keep it up!

What is your personal life like now? I think I remember you had a believing wife like me? Thus Cr@ig versus Craig? Am I remembering right?

Elder Berry Wrote:
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> What is your personal life like now? I think I
> remember you had a believing wife like me? Thus
> Cr@ig versus Craig? Am I remembering right?

Yes you remember correctly. Wife still every bit a Believer but she’s come to accept me for me. Life is good. I live a completely non Mormon life.

Thanks for the reply. I've been married for 25 years to a believer. I was able to talk her out of church yesterday to go on a hike. It was wonderful. I'm glad you're doing well.

Greetings Cr@ig. Of course I remember you. Your moniker always stuck out. My attendance on this board follows a sinusoidal curve. Always glad to see the other old-timers.

Best Wishes,


HH =)

Greetings, and thanks for all you have contributed here in the past. Glad to hear things are going well for you.

Hi C£@!G - Break A Leg! Stay happy...

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Rarely post anymore

MANY MORE important, interesting, FUN, and exciting things to do. I am a mormonomore. A real ufotofu, in fact.

I DON'T CARE about mormonizm - never did.
Just pop in from time and place and back in time again, to see what's new... And who's old, Bold, and cold, I mean Hot! And what not!

Business, Busyness, and Dizziness (probably from one of the first two) keep me away... plus, I PLAY, which sometimes takes me away. Know what I Say?

It always brings me back though...
And usually in one 'PEACE'.

American Pie ^ high in the sky (and so am I)~

moremany
(mormonomore)
[ufutofu]

M@t, where its at
aka Ynamerom
writer, inventor, artist

P.S. ○ I do tongue in cheek (and sometimes bite my tongue, cheek, and/ or lip) sometimes, and wonder... they can't see if you're sticking your tongue - or your neck - out to do this. Besides, a rhyme ain't no crime. Not this time!

What's a creative transformer to do on a happy note? Have brunch?

~♡~ everybody

M@t

Ah, the username with the googley eyes. :). Nice to hear an update on one of our success stories. Check in now and then. We'll keep the lights on.

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Hey Cabbie…

Glad I popped in tonight. Great to know you are doing well.

And fun to see so many old timers. Not a bad place to visit now and then.