That’s what I think too!

#LDS growth is flat yet the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is building temples 10 minutes from other temples, wasting millions of $ that could feed starving children, build schools and medical clinics in developing nations, and do the charitable things Jesus would do. This is unacceptable!

The The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has become so rigid and cultish that they now state in their Handbook that they can excommunicate someone for opposing #LDS policy. That is a dangerous practice and attempts to silence some of the best and brightest members.

If you know your triggers, are working on yourself, and forgive yourself each day— the right people show up in your life. And when they do, you’ll be in the space to not push them away or to expect them to fix you.

Forced forgiveness is a toxic concept where people tell us to "just move on" or "you need to forgive." Why it's emotionally unhealthy:

Learning that this is how abuse victims are treated over and over again is what convinced me this is not Christ’s church.

In 1868, a church member in Harmony, UT, wrote to Brigham Young to ask why the perpetrators of the Mountain Meadows Massacre had not been excommunicated. In response, Brigham speculated that the inquirer was a participant and told the man he should hang himself.

Yes I am.

HOW TO SET A BOUNDARY: 1. Set the boundary at a time you’re not emotionally activated 2. Clear communicate boundary. Ex: “I’ll need you to call before you just drop by because I’m not always available.” 3. Allow the person to respond however they choose 4. Hold the boundary

The #LDS Church uses all of its savings & unused tithing to accumulate more wealth. By 2044, the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints may be a $TRILLION church. With health & insurance benefits, free vehicle, etc., total General Authority compensation is about $259,000. widowsmitereport.wordpress.com/comp/

Signs Your Body Is In Fight Or Flight: 1. You want to scream, yell, or curse someone out 2. Your heart is racing and your chest is tight 3. You feel out of control or overwhelmed 4. You "black out" (dissociate) 5. You're on edge or irritable and find yourself snapping at

The end of a relationship isn’t a failure. Don’t let culture define how you experience life. Choosing yourself is a success.

This has been something I’ve wondered about for years. We know they will never have enough. Greed, pure greed.

We’re so repressed emotionally. Just look at how many people apologize for crying.

Reminder to #LDS members: We worship God who loves us infinitely. We do not worship the prophet church temple Book of Mormon apostles bishop heterosexual nuclear family our ancestors, or Joseph Smith.

#LDS financial professors have analyzed #LDS $ for 5 years and determined that the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can operate independently indefinitely and still give $1B each year for humanitarian work. It no longer needs tithing. widowsmitereport.wordpress.com

Successful relationships aren’t about two healed people coming together to have the perfect relationship. They’re about two unhealed people learning love beyond survival mode. They’re about two unhealed people giving each other mutual trust and acceptance. They’re about two

Shame is the most ineffective tool to change human behavior.

Waking up means facing reality. It might mean ending relationships. It might mean leaving a job or moving to a new place. All of this is scary and uncertain. This is why so many people live their entire lives in autopilot— even when they’re miserable.

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