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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t get all the Mormon hate and bashing on this thread. And l say this as an ex Mormon. My family is still Mormon but they didn’t cut me off or pressure me to stay. It was my choice and l decided at 19, 30 years ago. They respected my choice even though it made my mom sad for a minute. We still have a good relationship. I never really fit in with the Mormon culture as a teenager. My mom encouraged me to study / work in a field with good earning potential and be able to support myself. There were a lot of my peers that just wanted to be SAHMs, but Mormons aren’t all the same. They are humans too. Never thought l would be defending the Mormon church lol. I find a lot of the teachings nonsense, but l feel the same way about the Virgin Mary - it’s not a Mormon thing it’s a religion thing. [/quote] I also left the Mormon church around the same time, and this has been my experience. My parents have a very traditional marriage, but similarly, they encouraged me to work hard at school and choose a field with good earning potential. My sister and I both have advanced degrees and work (she works full-time and remains active in the church). The Mormon religion isn't that different than Catholicism or more orthodox/conservative Judaism. I am no longer active in the church primarily because I am done with patriarchy, and I'm not willing to stick around and wait 50 more years for things to maybe get better. But as the PP said, this isn't a uniquely Mormon thing. Also, Daniel from the Ballerina Farm is super creepy and controlling and has a lot of money to throw around. He's not representative of all LDS men. [/quote]
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