NOM

A lot of my and DW's good friends from BYU are now either out or close to it. Granted, many were first generation Mormons, so it was easier to leave, but I still think that says something.

There's a high chance your life would have still turned out in a similar way. The real problem lies within the consumer driven economy that is designed to thrive when people overspend. Many non Mormon two income families find themselves in similar situations. People expect to have the same or ...

This topic strikes a strong cord with me. DW does not work, and I am very happy she doesn't. I don't know how I would be able to handle the kids and their school/activities otherwise. That said, it has been very difficult. I have a great job, but any above-average income is largely offset by ...

I mostly lurk, but I'm going to take a stab at a topic that has always bothered me, even as a TBM. It might be a little controversial, so I apologize if we all do not see eye to eye on this, but that's what good discourse is all about. :D A common topic on this board is gender inequality in the ...

He may truly have a problem, but the real question is whether he would have developed the problem but for the Church and it's hyper-orthodox dogma on anything remotely related to sex. Likely not.

Hagoth wrote:

Truth or Dare wrote:Happy New Year! 2016 was the first year of my life where I never set foot in an LDS church. Looking forward to more of the same in 2017! Cheers!

And welcome to NOM 2.0, Truth or Dare!

Thanks, glad we got this train back on the tracks!

Happy New Year! 2016 was the first year of my life where I never set foot in an LDS church. Looking forward to more of the same in 2017! Cheers!