Not long ago, I began sharing my experience of leaving Mormonism — a journey that’s been painful, difficult, and surprisingly beautiful. But even now, what I miss about Mormonism remains a meaningful part of my story. In that post, I shared what you can expect from this series, along with a brief explanation of how the […]
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Leaving Isn’t the Whole Story: My Life Before and After Leaving Mormonism
I’ve been sitting with this series in my mind for a long time – it’s finally time to start writing. Before I dive in, I want to acknowledge that the topic of leaving Mormonism comes from a deeply personal place requiring honesty and vulnerability. Leaving the Mormon church was one of the most difficult and […]
The Weight of Obedience: When Priesthood Counsel Caused Harm
In the Mormon church, obedience is taught from an early age. Trusting priesthood leaders, even when it’s hard, is seen as an act of faith. But for me, obedience in Mormonism often meant setting aside my own intuition and handing over decisions that should have been mine. This part of my story is deeply personal. […]
The First Crack in My Faith: My Temple Sealing Cancellation
I recently began sharing my journey of leaving Mormonism after being a devoted member for 40 years. You can read my first post here. One of the first major events that shook my beliefs was my temple sealing cancellation—a painful and deeply personal experience that marked the beginning of a slow unraveling. When Divorce Didn’t Bring Relief I […]