So You’ve Got Identity Incongruency. Now What?
“queer PTSD” “queer mormon PTSD” “queer mormon women PTSD” Oh wait, I forgot to add the part with ADHD. “queer mormon women ADHD PTSD” It’s kind of funny that I forgot the ADHD part,...
“queer PTSD” “queer mormon PTSD” “queer mormon women PTSD” Oh wait, I forgot to add the part with ADHD. “queer mormon women ADHD PTSD” It’s kind of funny that I forgot the ADHD part,...
What is intersectionality? Why does it matter to this queer Mormon woman? Well, see it matters because of how I just referred to myself: a queer person, a Mormon person, a somewhat female-identified...
Early in November 2015, the Mormon church released a statement about a policy change. Then they released a clarification on that policy change, which left the policy essentially unchanged. All these statements came after...
This is a picture of myself as a young child, smiling next to a piano at my Mormon grandparents’ house. At the time, I was living at home with my biological father who is...
Trigger warning/content note: sexual abuse, coming out. I recently revived my monthly contribution here at The Exponent as part of our Queer Mormon Women* series, and it has me thinking. How did my...
This is a post by Kendahl, aka kmillecam, and is a part of the Queer Mormon Women* series. Click HERE to see all the posts to date. A lot has happened since the last time I wrote...
Body / feminism / Gender / women
by Kendahl · Published February 9, 2015 · Last modified January 15, 2016
This new series from The Exponent features Queer Mormon Women*. Join us as we hear the experiences, voices, stories, and musings of Mormon people who identify in some way with being a woman, being...
Ever since my children started to be born over 8 years ago, I have gone through fits and starts of singing to them each night before they go to bed. Lately, I haven’t been...
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