@mormon_satan I won't debate you on the see-through nature, I don't remember enough to comment.
But come on, Brigham didn't design the jumpsuits. And if he did they've been updated probably multiple times.
I have truly enjoyed getting to know all of you, but this site is a real clusterfuck. I don't think I'll be coming back. I'm on Reddit and that new app run by Zuck. Maybe I'll get on π¦π€οΈ if I get an invite.
I kinda hope Elon sells before this place disappears. If not, goodbye.
Well folks, I have a request. If you or someone you know served (or are currently serving) an LDS mission, and you experienced any amount of trauma, I want to hear from you!
The Missionary Bill of Rights is a project idea proposed by a user on our subreddit over a year ago. 1/π§΅
Tonight I had smoked salmon on pizza (pizza and lox? π€) for dinner and it was surprisingly good.
If any restaurant owners out there steal this idea and run with it just give me a free pie and we'll call it even.
@_sky_sorensen_ I agree that most church members want what's best for everyone. But I disagree that they know what that is. A life of repressed emotions isn't usually healthy, and that's what living the covenant path is for a lot of LGBTQIA folks.
@matthewallen@thebookofevan I imagine people are more likely to vote if they can't spend the day at a bar. It's almost like they want people to vote or something π
@koolaidgirl13 This thread is the reason why we need a Missionary Bill of Rights.
Thank you for sharing your story! A lot of members think suffering on the mission is expected/virtuous. The idea is that it teaches character or something. I think it's just pointless trauma.
@_sky_sorensen_ I disagree. In general, people know what's best for themselves. Sometimes they get it wrong, but by and large they know better than anyone else what would make their lives better.
@_sky_sorensen_ Taking a back seat on issues that do not and cannot affect your life is actually incredibly virtuous.
The "white" opinion about the entire African continent lead to widespread genocide, enslavement, and unspeakable atrocities. I wish Europe had taken a back seat.
@_sky_sorensen_ You can have an opinion on whatever you like. But your opinion means very little on matters of personal identity when you don't belong to the group/identity in question.
It's the same reason my opinions about the black experience don't really matter and never will.