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12 years ago
angryaaron
My parents did forsake my late sister and me. I hope they die miserable and with many regrets! I haven't spoken to them in over 12-years. I will never forget what they did to our family and I will never forgive them.
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13 years ago
angryaaron
To compare a mission to military service is ridiculous. I did not serve a mission. I am, however, serving overseas right now. I am a husband and father. It is one thing not to see "mommy", "daddy", "little brother", or "little sister" for 2-years. Instead we are putting our county before our own children. Missionaries that cry about not being able to
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13 years ago
angryaaron
After leaving Mormonism I perceived myself to be a Nondenominational Christian. That was until I no longer found anything in Christianity worth believing in. I am an Atheist.
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13 years ago
angryaaron
After the support I received for sharing my late sister’s story (Forever Family Farce, 28 November 2010) I’ve decided to share some of my Mormon experiences with everyone. My father was in the Air Force and as children my sisters and I were raised in military wards. I wasn’t baptized at eight like all my LDS friends. For some reason (still unknown to me) my father waited until I
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13 years ago
angryaaron
Welcome dapperdan, I recently shared my late sister's story. Feel free to share your backstory whenever you feel the time is right. I too recognized TSCC was false at a very young age. Welcome again to the board and we look forward to hearing from you.
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13 years ago
angryaaron
Thank you Doxie. I was at stationd at Lajes from September 2005 to September 2007. I was fortunate to get an accompanied remote tour. It was my wife's first time traveling/living overseas.
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13 years ago
angryaaron
Thank you to those of you who have posted your support. It is comforting to hear your kind words of support for me and my family. To the last poster your comment regarding my choice to be atheist is unwelcomed and idiotic. I wouldn't presume to tell you what to believe. What qualifies you to? I spent 15-years in the military and have deployed to both Afghanistan and Iraq. I've seen first ha
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13 years ago
angryaaron
Both of my parents converted to Mormonism in the 1960s. My mother was Catholic and my father Protestant. Both came from large families that my sisters and I have never met. They weren’t disowned; they chose TSCC over their own families and never looked back. My father has a daughter from a previous LDS marriage. I met her only twice as a child and the last time I saw her was in the mid 198
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