I didn’t have a medical reason to stop wearing my garments. I just… hated them. I didn’t have UTIs or yeast infections or skin irritation
Why do we keep writing about garments? Because there are few things as close to our hearts (metaphorically) and our genitals (literally) as garments.
“I think the real solution is not in better design, it’s in eliminating the garment wearing mandate. Even a badly designed garment can be tolerable
Feminist voices are troubling and fearful to some, but they are also a much needed part of the proper eco-system and balance needed in any
I’ve heard the idea of “going astray” my entire church life. It wasn’t until a woman said it in Relief Society, openly judging those who
“Implied in the comments was that, I “let” [my wife] pursue her dreams. That her career, dreams and aspirations should come second to my own;
There’s no decision a person of color, Indigenous person, person from a low-income household, or non-American can make in the Church that can’t be overruled
I can’t help but imagine Jesus would be sitting out here with me on a park bench instead of inside that beige building. That He
This is the sixth in a series of guest posts about being fat and female in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Please consider contributing
The history of specific expectations related to how women dress and care of their bodies is as lengthy as religion; however I’d argue the LDS
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. Through these exchanges, we strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.
