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11 years ago
foggy
DH is nevermo and christian, but not very into organized religion. I was just starting my journey out when we started dating, so he's been with me for all that fun, but now that I've landed in the agnostic (leaning towards atheist) camp, I realized I was kind of afraid to tell him. We finally had a pretty good conversation a month or so ago where I just came out and confessed that because of
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11 years ago
foggy
I had to stop reading this 4 separate times and go back to doing boring and very non-entertaining things because people kept looking at me funny for bursting into giggles. Can you upload this as a book review on amazon?
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11 years ago
foggy
guynoirprivateeye Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps they thought they were at the bottom of a > construction valley, and thought that prices for > labor & materials would be going up. > > If words had leaked about some of the details... > they might have wanted to ShowCase it as a Done > Deal, a 'fait accompli'. I think
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11 years ago
foggy
deconverted2010 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I didn't know Susan was a direct descendant of BY. > My admiration for her courage just multiplied. > Good for her for leaving and for becoming a leader > of the exmormon community. > > I thought only Steve Benson was mormon loyalty > turned exmormon. Maybe there are more out there.
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11 years ago
foggy
As usual, the comments include a good mormon following everyone around and trying to say they are just lying or don't know what they experienced...
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11 years ago
foggy
Nevermo DH just sent me this link http://i.imgur.com/OQYgV.jpg Yay for Profits!
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11 years ago
foggy
This sounds like a much better life choice than the one my 18 (almost 19) yr old cousin made to get out of a mission. He's getting married next week (and from the picture, I think she may be 14...)
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11 years ago
foggy
This is so sad. Here she has her family around her, and all she can do is mourn that she won't have them in the afterlife.
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11 years ago
foggy
"the other half are basic truths that she somehow managed to avoid learning, for 30 years, then suddenly discovered and has who-knows-what problem with." I'm going to go out on a limb and say that they 'somehow avoided learning' these things because the church decided they were not 'faith promoting' and has been letting them slip through the cracks. After I was out I was amazed at
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11 years ago
foggy
Wow. The original post was so beautiful. I wish I had stopped reading before I got to the poster that seems proud of themselves for shunning a child that has 'chosen a different "path" in life and it is not the one I raised her to follow' What love...
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11 years ago
foggy
Five guys is better, they have more toppings. But I have no idea what their affiliations are...
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11 years ago
foggy
It is so heartbreaking to read the wife say she was so comforted having her husband tell her to just 'put it on her shelf'
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11 years ago
foggy
partymxman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It seems to be what most people do is judge the > church by the people. But right now the church is making a big push to have non-members do exactly that, judge them by their people. (But they are hand-picking exciting and very non-traditional mormons to put out there to make it look good and inviting.)
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11 years ago
foggy
Yeah, I was disappointed with most of their statements about just not liking it (and especially Katheryn H's 'I like to sin') Chelsea was the only one who speaks out about the bad.
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11 years ago
foggy
Not to pile on (ok, maybe to pile on a bit) A TBM coworker just proudly showed off a sample of the shiny new floor vent covers that will be put in the SL temple. $1600 a piece. A nonmo coworker commented that it was sure a lot of money for that, and another one piped up with "imagine how much they have to spend with 10% of everyone's money"
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11 years ago
foggy
Wow. That was worse than my day-that-shall-not-be-named last saturday, and I spent the day nervously cleaning and scrubbing everything in site while DH was at the hospital getting an MRI...
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11 years ago
foggy
I definitely don't remember it ever being a choice, never once did the words 'yes I want to be baptised' leave my mouth. It's just what you did when you turned 8.
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11 years ago
foggy
I had been married (and changed my name) and moved 3 times since the last time I'd attended. We were living in my in-law's house for a year (while they were in another state for FILs job) when DH came down to inform me that the RS ladies had just dropped off cookies and a newsletter. (He got a giant kiss for telling them I wasn't home) I was later lamenting to my exmo aunt that they tracke
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11 years ago
foggy
I am kind of worried that this has happened with my younger sister. She is very accepting and open to all sorts of people. She also doesn't enjoy her singles ward and thinks all her friends that got married right out of HS and are working on having a bunch of kids while living in their in-laws basement are nuts. She is a lot like I was at that age and I have such hope for her. But she is
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11 years ago
foggy
Something hit me this morning while I was getting ready for work. I had taken a benedryl to combat whatever fun new thing is in the air and was deciding what kind of coffee I was going to toss in the keurig when I went downstairs. Somehow that got me thinking about Starbucks, and about the story I read here about the lady whose husband forbid her to have anything from there, even hot chocol
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11 years ago
foggy
DH and I attended a an early screening of Dark Knight last night. I am almost shaky this morning after hearing the news. Being able to vividly imagine just how confusing and terrifying that must have been for those people.
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11 years ago
foggy
Now I'm going to have visions of the M&M stripping and doing the wiggle in my head all day...
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11 years ago
foggy
I know the majority of the interior designers in my office went to USU and have good things to say about it. It wouldn't include picking up and moving across the country, but it might be a bit far for a job in SLC.
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11 years ago
foggy
I agree. I was also glad to read that she didn't have to go as far as killing either of them because of her husband's stupidity. Even though she would have been genuinely afraid for her life and justified, I can't imagine how messed up she'd be knowing afterwards that she had killed someone who just thought they were acting out a fantasy... Now that I've written all that, I realized this
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11 years ago
foggy
Amen to that! I got an email from my TBM dad just this morning, apologizing for all the time he spent away when I was growing up, meaning working OT and endless church meetings. (I gave him a rather sentimental late birthday card this weekend)
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11 years ago
foggy
Wow. A conclusion and everything. They sure showed you with that well-informed and well-written letter.
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11 years ago
foggy
Well then I guess that's not helpful... I hope you can find some more friends for your hen. Both my mother and MIL had chickens for a few years and were so heart-broken when they died, they couldn't bring themselves to have any more.
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11 years ago
foggy
Were they crowing? I know my mom was upset when one of her chicks turned out to be a rooster and she was going to have to give him away, until the day he started trying to figure out how to crow. Then she was much less sad...
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11 years ago
foggy
Ah yes. It was University of Washington. It has the big purple W like Weber State and I think I got it all switched around in my head.
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11 years ago
foggy
That is funny. I was in Seattle a few weeks ago for work. We went to WSU to tour a couple of the buildings. While we were walking through the big plaza we saw a set of missionaries. I was halfway hoping they would come say something to me so I could ask them about some of the things that they've probably never been taught, but they didn't. My nevermo co-workers were actually quite ups
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