The Sisterhood of the “Slightly Off”
Jaime C.
May 22, 2024
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I have this giant print in the entryway of my home. Legit giant, like 3.5 ft by 6.5 ft. Regularly, as people walk into my
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I have this giant print in the entryway of my home. Legit giant, like 3.5 ft by 6.5 ft. Regularly, as people walk into my
“I would’ve loved the opportunity that LDS men seem to take for granted, which is the ability to have both a family and accomplishments, goals
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Every December, I imagine missionaries breaking river ice below a midnight moon in Switzerland, making space in the frozen current for my great-great-grandmother to push
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It seems the church wants me to act as a buffer to keep my children in the safe, shallow end. But I would rather train
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A strong memory of love. In Provo, married, shared housing with singles, Provo River rumbling outside. Fiona Apple throbs decibel level ear damage. Wearing only
Someone once described parenting to me like blowing as hard as you can on a cannonball that has already launched in an effort to make
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