I am grateful for courage. Particularly the courage to be vulnerable and finally allow myself to be seen. Iāve 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
Have you ever stopped to wonder what it would have felt like in those first few hours after the empty tomb had been foundāafter Mary Magdalene had delivered her breathless message to the angels in white? How would you have … Read the rest here
Iām a multi-generational member. Being a Latter-day Saint is a core part of me. I was baptized when I was 8 years old. I still remember it distinctly. I received my endowments in the Manti Temple. I looked across the … Read the rest here
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
āYou must write your own storyā is what Iāve been taught since I was very young. How many times have we heard “we can be whoever we want to be, if we choose it?” Isn’t it amazing that as we … Read the rest here
Iād 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
I guess if I am being honest, I became really unsure of my sexuality when I was 9 years old. Think about that for a second…nine years old, I knew I was different.
Young, I know, but I knew.
āNo.. no, no, no… Shit.ā 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
The truth is, my coming out journey was really about coming to terms internally with what being gay meant for my personal life goals and life vision. Once I learned to accept and love myself, I then felt comfortable in … Read the rest here
I grew up Mormon in a small town in Alaska. I came out to my parents and family when I was 16. My father supported and showed his unconditional love for me and my mother became very depressed. My motherās … Read the rest here
Heās the voice behind the Latter Gay Stories Podcast, but more importantly, he cares about helping the LGBTQ community find honesty and authenticity in their journey.
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Heās the voice behind Latter Gay Stories Podcast, but more importantly, he cares about LGBT people finding honesty and authenticity in their journey.
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