I am grateful for courage. Particularly the courage to be vulnerable and finally allow myself to be seen. I’ve made some effort to be more real and honest the last little while when I post on here but social media … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
I am grateful for courage. Particularly the courage to be vulnerable and finally allow myself to be seen. I’ve made some effort to be more real and honest the last little while when I post on here but social media … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
My son Danny had always planned to serve a mission, following a generations old family tradition. By his senior year, he had developed a deep understanding of the gospel, and he was passionate about helping others to love themselves and … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
I’d like to bear my testimony.
Those words.
It has been over 5 years since I spoke those words from a pulpit in a Mormon chapel. Today, I speak them to you, the reader of this blog. The words today … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
“No.. no, no, no… Shit.” The words echoed in my brain like a thousand drums, beating in rhythm to my pounding heart.
I had started a new university after being disillusioned at BYU. All the meetings, socials, and mingles gave … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
My name is Nadim, I am Gay and Muslim. Growing up as a GAY man it was very difficult for me. Coming out as gay was also very difficult for me. Because of my sexuality I lost everyone from my … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
Travis Roberts is a father of five who recently finished a career as an attorney for the Army. While he has a fascinating coming-out story, he instead wanted to focus this post on appreciation for straight and cis allies in the … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
Hi I’m Brenda Butler. I’ve been told I’m a down to earth person or salt of the earth. I always try to have an open heart and open mind. I love nature: the mountains, skies, flora and especially animals. I … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
My name is Cheryl Smith. Writing my story is really pushing me out of my “comfort zone” for a few reasons. First, I am a private person and I actually really care about what people think about me. It’s something … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
My name is Jennie Brown. When my husband and I started our family, I thought I was going to have all sons because it’s kind of in my genetic make-up. For generations on both sides, every family only got one … Read the rest here
Posted 5 years ago Tagged
My name is Jordan—I work as the Chief Programming Officer at Encircle. I truly believe that everyone’s story is equally as important and equally as true, and I admire everyone for being willing to listen and to share this experience … Read the rest here