Guest Post: Projects
by Kaylee I’m in the season of life where I can’t seem to finish anything. I’m in the middle of reading three books, two very short, yet they sit unfinished. I have yarn projects...
Category: Family
Guest Post: The laying on of hands #MormonMeToo
Anonymous grew up in a faithful Mormon family in which her father was sometimes bishop and her mother was sometimes relief society president and probably every person was abused. She tried and failed to interrupt...
Dear Mom and Dad, teach me about sexuality and consent #MormonMeToo
Dear Mom and Dad, Years ago, as a girl of 15, I made a new friend. You would remember her. She had just moved to our town and was in the grade above me....
IWD Series 2018: You Are The Next Generation
Guest Post By Amelia Christensen Amelia likes podcasts, ripping up gardens, and whale watching. She has two beautiful, curious, and emotional boys with her husband, and aspires to work in the mental health sector. Her heroines...
Suffer the Children
Article of Faith #2 has always been my favorite. Even with my recurring doubts that “men” really means “human beings” in this case. The obvious inequity in the reproductive zone aside, I clung to...
Community Support: Kindergarten-style
One summer day when I was 38 weeks pregnant, I went outside to turn on the sprinklers. I reached down to flip on the pump, feeling for the switch. With my view obscured by...
When the Questions Aren’t There (Thoughts on Tuesday’s Press Conference)
Two Sundays ago, my 3.5 year old daughter had her first day of primary and my 1.5 year old daughter started nursery. They both loved it. My oldest chattered the whole ride home about...
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