Guest post by Eleanor Adams. Eleanor is a freelance writer, reluctant yogi, part-time van dweller, and much funnier in real life. Find her on her
Guest Post by Janeen Our foundational narrative depicts an epic drama of good and evil that reveals truths about men, women, and their divine potential.
Guest Post by Tina. Tina enjoys nature, art, and reading. She is nearly complete with a graduate degree in trauma informed teaching and loves asking
Guest Post by McArthur Krishna and Martin Pulido. McArthur comes from a pack of storytellers. And while the pack rightly insists she’s only in the
As a late-twenties-something Mormon woman, I sometimes proclaimed that I couldn’t wait to get older, say whatever I wanted, and bully everyone. This was (partly)
This is a story. It’s a true story. It’s a story that happened to me. And, I’m sorry to say, in this story, I am
I am the mother of young daughters. I do the majority of childcare and spend the most time with them. I witness their dreams, their
I’ve only been a mom for 18 years, but this year has been the hardest yet. I thought the sleepless baby years, a muddle of
“My husband said that I just didn’t have that much potential to be beautiful. Can you imagine how I felt?” The woman, Anne, said tearfully
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.
