I'll start us off, I was 25 and single with no kids.

18, officially resigned at 21.

Stopped attending the day I moved out of my parents house at 18, resigned at 25 because my parents kept giving out my address and phone number to strangers that would show up at my house looking for me (I kept telling them I didn't live there, but it didn't stop them)

I started researching at 20, completely stopped believing at 22

I was 31.

It took me a while but finally did it at age 53 after years of doubt. Now at age 65 I'm having the time of my life, thanks to the absence of religion.

ST

24 or 25.

39

Last year, just after turning 32.

Decided I was an atheist at 14, went inactive at 17, resigned at 54.

I remember that I was an "Elder" and then a few months later I was back in the "Priest" category.
So..18 or 19?

35

When I was 18 Years, 3 months and 4 days.

I was 19 when I left, 37 when I asked to have my name taken off the rolls and they exed me.

I was 26 when I resigned.

I started doubting at 23, then left at 29. My wife was 27 and our son was 6.

Started phasing out at 55. I'm now 60.

Left as age 16 but I couldn't adjust socially and returned for a couple of years from age 19 to 21.

I had just finished grad school and come out as gay. Funny is that quit just as I started making money working FT.

After many years of unbelief in TSCC, resigned at 68.

41. Always been a bit slow.

25. A few months after my graduation from BYU

18 and 25 seem to be very common ages.

Was allowed to stop going at 16. Had a brief flirtation with the church at 20 which lasted a few months. Resigned at 22.

Left at 38 with my family of 6. Officially resigned at 42, with my family of 6.

Very happy too.

:-)

Sort of tried to swallow it for 40 years. Gave up at age 60!

40ish.

BIC, primary/seminary grad, RM, temple married. I managed to not get any callings above the clerking category. Long hair, facial hair, and shirts of color will do that. So, I was somewhat on the periphery and never really "in it" post-mission. I was around 40 years old when an unwise bishop (who believed his own press, methinks) forced me choose. I still remember the look on his face when I walked out.

31 when I stopped going, now 47. Won't resign til my parents are dead.

27

I was about 20,,this was about 1960..so many moons ago,,

32

I started skipping meetings at age six, announced my agnosticism at age 12, put my foot down at 14. Of course my father beat me, but I was getting beaten when I attended, so what the fug?

56

Followed the good example of most of my kids!

I was 32... And wasted the first third of my life. Wish Elvis had married my hubby and I lol

Stopped going after I left home and got married at 19. Went to church on and off a few months due to pressure from neighbors. Resigned at 28. Going to college was what started me out actually. When I learned how to think for myself, I saw the church for a fraud without even really hearing about the history and everything else.