Guest post by Mikaela. Mikaela is a lover of many things, including family, friends, animals, and most especially lively conversation. A professional loud mouth with no filter, she spent too many decades thinking she...
Spotlight is a new feature on the Exponent II blog to shine light on individuals or projects in the world of Mormon Feminism outside of book reviews. In launching this feature, I knew I...
CW: child abuse and neglect by Anonymous Members of my extended family feel a special bond with Brad, my nephew. He has an infectious smile, intelligence, empathy, and an eye for seeing the beauty in...
I served this imperfect cheesecake. It was sweet, silky, and lemony puddle, and I knew I was more than someone who couldn’t get the shape of my cheesecake just right.
We believe in truth telling and truth living. We do. And I do, a lot. That might help explain why I just really liked reading this lesson, but there is more. President Howard W. Hunter offers some...
Culture / Policy / Relationships / Relief Society Lessons / women
by Rachel · Published November 11, 2015 · Last modified January 28, 2016
Preface I taught Relief Society this Sunday, with a fully broken heart. It was extremely painful, but it was also moving, to be vulnerable before my sisters, and to witness moments of light, and...
Body / Relationships / women
by East River Lady · Published May 22, 2014 · Last modified January 18, 2016
I am an introvert. I get my energy from being by myself and being undisturbed. Being at large parties or being around people I don’t know, emotionally and physically overwhelms me, makes me anxious,...
“Emily, you have to let him preside in the home. He should be the one to lead prayer, call everyone to Family Home Evening, and direct things in matters of the priesthood in general. ...
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