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On one hand, I’m glad my mom told me I didn’t have to be baptised and didn’t force me to go to church because as an autistic and queer kid that probably would have made me miserable the same way it made my mom miserable
On the other hand, growing up LDS but not being connected to the church like everyone else (family, friends, etc.) was, was ALSO very alienating and still is alienating
Very strange to be me sometimes
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I had someone at church tell me yesterday that they liked my rainbow pin.
This post is for LDS Queer and Trans people:
I was pondering about trans resurrection tonight and I wondered what it would be like for us. I know many cis (transphobic) lds folks love to weaponize AND assume that verse in the scriptures where is says our "bodies will be perfected" to mean "Trans people will magically revert back to being the gender they had when they were born" but what if they're wrong? All it says is our bodies will be perfected! And, in my opinion, that could mean literally anything. I personally don't believe our loving, merciful Father would reverse the choice we made on earth with the agency He gave us.
Also, food for thought: Jesus has scars. Admittedly, not from being Trans but still; He has scars on His hands, feet and side and that is His Perfect, Exalted Body.
Thoughts?
One last assignment and I'm free from my religion class!! I think the rest won't be as bad.. this one was required and all about LDS ideals on family and marriage and just honestly made a pretty toxic environment for queer people. I can't wait to be done.
Basic introduction
So I’m born and raised in mormon land.
I have stopped believing in the church since I was 12, but I have never let much people know (except for good friends who feel the same). Everyone in my family and church believes I’m a good ol’ mormon gal.
I recently have been really irritated about everything as I realized that I don’t just only lack belief in the lds church, but I am disgusted by it. I am irritated with myself, going with the flow and pretending that I believe in the church, just to avoid any trouble.
I still don’t feel comfortable admitting how I feel about the church irl, cause you know how mormons refuse to understand why anyone could be against the church (unless ur “influenced by satan” and “found out you love to sin”).
So until I’m able to take care of myself and get tf out of the church, what’s up dawgs :)
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Out of curiosity, I wanted to see what other members were posting on Facebook about the November policy change from four years ago. The first post that came up was this one.
(I cropped out the name of who posted it)
He says that the article wasn't written by a mormon, but it was. The article is no longer available. (Most likely taken down when the policy was reversed)
It's extremely frustrating that when the policy was first released, people went out of their ways to write lengthy articles to suppress the uneasy feelings these changed gave people.
Many of the comments were applauding the policy change. A particularly hateful commented stated "Homosexuality is undeniably a sin. Let's quit dumbing down the gospel to make us look nice or politically correct."
It's also frustrating how he adds that's he's not at all worked up about this policy change. Well of course you're not worked up, it didn't involve you.
I don't know what's more hurtful... members who were aware of this policy change and had the gaul to say things like this, or members who have little to no idea of the hurtful changes that occurred.
Of course those who were so adamantly for the policy change said nothing about how they were wrong when it was reversed. And most members who were unaware of details of the policy change are still blissfully unconcerned or aware of the damage that it has caused.
Queer Mormon Survey
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Hi this is very off for this blog but I need to get this into the world and out of my head,, so feel free to ignore this!!
So I was raised in the LDS church and tomorrow I’m going over to my Grandparents house to go watch our General Conference and I’m honestly terries what’s going to happen. I’m not out to literally anyone in my family, and if you know a bit about the LDS church, it’s not very supportive of the LGBTQ+ community. I’m so scared that I’m going to slip up and accidentally out myself or that there will be something said about the LGBT community and I’ll have to pretend that I don’t support it and go along with what’s being said. I’m definitely not in a place where anyone in my family can know I’m not straight and wow I’m just so scared y’all...
