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2 years ago
glassrose
Just FYI, The dogs are with Prince Andrew. :)
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3 years ago
glassrose
I've watched all 3 episodes so far. The only thing that triggered me a bit was the Temple scene. I've been out for so long that I didn't expect to be triggered by anything, so I was surprised to feel that dark pit in my stomach.
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3 years ago
glassrose
I was inactive for decades before I officially resigned. First I didn't care, but then I felt the need to not be associated with them at all.
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3 years ago
glassrose
^ So much this. I'm offended alright. By the lies, the pressure, the extortion, the cruelty. You're damn right I'm offended. It SHOULD offend everybody.
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4 years ago
glassrose
My TBM father passed away last week and, with that, my involvement with the church is well and truly over. I left the church officially 5 years ago, but had always respected my father and his faith. I'm SO tempted to ask his Bishop for all his tithe money back. Just to be ugly, I know it'd never happen.
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4 years ago
glassrose
You have a garbage disposal in your library? That's weird. ;P
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4 years ago
glassrose
"I have become...comfortably numb..."
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5 years ago
glassrose
I currently attend a Unitarian Universalist church. I go for the fellowship and ritual, which I find necessary in my life. I'm atheist. People will do what they find necessary to have peace and joy in life. It doesn't make them fools, it makes them human.
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5 years ago
glassrose
Proud to be a Boomer. :)
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5 years ago
glassrose
He looks a bit like Will Farrell. ;)
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5 years ago
glassrose
My DH has adult ADHD. He takes Adderall. The job changing is definitely a thing with ADHD. As are the grandios dreams of striking it rich. Plans changing on a dime. Sounds very familiar to me. However, the rest of what you describe is NOT due to ADHD. It's because he's a narcissistic asshole.
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5 years ago
glassrose
Exactly.
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5 years ago
glassrose
Oh, I totally agree with Wally as well. Giving money to that damn church is ridiculous, however he gets the money. :)
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5 years ago
glassrose
I'm not sure why folks get so skeevy over selling blood plasma. If you don't do it too often, it's no big deal. I've done it a couple of times to get us by. Why not? It's your blood. You can't sell any other blood components like platelets or whole blood, which I also donate regularly. I agree that selling plasma to pay a tithe is idiotic, but it's idiotic period. *shrug*
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5 years ago
glassrose
"And hooptiously drangle me, With crinkly bindlewurdles,mashurbitries. Or else I shall rend thee in the gobberwarts with my blurglecruncheon, See if I don't!"
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5 years ago
glassrose
Trust me.
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5 years ago
glassrose
Elder Berry Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Family usually are the people with the security > clearance to do serious damage to your > cardiovascular central control system. Holy moly, is this ever a truism! Family know exactly where to strike to inflict the most damage. I never knew this on a personal level until recently with my own brother. Ne
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6 years ago
glassrose
Well said. Thoughful. Thank you
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6 years ago
glassrose
Meh. I'd been out for a long time. My plan was to remain on the rolls until my devout parents were both gone. I lost my mom in 2013. The 2015 Policy about LGBTQ families caused me to finally resign. I told my father that I could not have my name associated, however distantly, with such a hurtful policy. He raised me to be better than that. To his credit, he understood.
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7 years ago
glassrose
What a thoroughly creepy trio of men. I could barely watch the gifs for my skin crawling.
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7 years ago
glassrose
It was a Fireside talk by the Prophet. For the life of me, I can't remember who it was, but I'll never forget what he said. He was speaking to the young women in the church and said that even if they were in college, if they had the opportunity to marry and have babies, then they should quit college. That their highest calling was to be mothers and their education isn't as important as that calli
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7 years ago
glassrose
LOL!
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7 years ago
glassrose
Well, that escalated quickly.
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7 years ago
glassrose
The defense made it an issue. Even during the jury selection phase, they specifically asked if anyone had an issue with the defendant's religion. I probably had an opportunity to bow out then and there, but then I remembered that my father, who is one of the best men I know, is also a devout Mormon. I thought that this man deserved my open, objective mind, just as any other person. So I staye
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7 years ago
glassrose
I don't know about the judge. I don't think there were any Mormons on the jury, based on their confusion about Mormon beliefs, etc. I think it was just me who had a history with the church. Botton line though, his religion didn't enter into the verdict. The man molested his daughters. He could have been Catholic for all it mattered. I have to say though, his wife's testimony in defending h
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7 years ago
glassrose
I just finished a trial today of a Mormon man accused of molesting his oldest and youngest daughters. The jury found him guilty of molestng his older daughter, but deadlocked on his younger. It was a grueling trial. I'm glad it's over, but I'm feeling kinda sick. He will be going away for a long time. His family is irretrievably broken. We made the correct decision, but I'm heartbroken for the
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