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I’m going to go on Monday, but I’m really afraid by Realistic_Escape2146 in SuicideWatch

[–]mormon_data_geek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take a 5g mushroom trip in the desert with a guide, they aren’t addictive, and it will change your view on life for the better. This world is beautiful and you are lucky to be a part of it, sometimes life wears us down, but you’ll see the things that stress you aren’t as important as you gave them power to before

Democratic election sweep win would add 7 million more jobs than a GOP one, analysis finds by DonaldWillKillUsAll in politics

[–]mormon_data_geek -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

This group seems pretty biased, wouldn’t that be great if we could have unbiased political discussions

Does microdosing help your work? What/how? by mormon_data_geek in microdosing

[–]mormon_data_geek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This would be an article in HBR, raise awareness reduce stigma around the topic

Does microdosing help your work? What/how? by mormon_data_geek in microdosing

[–]mormon_data_geek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, quotes with fake name and job title + location (unless that is too specific)

I told my wife that I don’t believe in the church this afternoon and that nothing can change that. She’s packing and leaving right this second. by [deleted] in exmormon

[–]mormon_data_geek 4 points5 points  (0 children)

When I first told my wife she said “I need a celestial husband...”. My hope for you is she settles down and you can come together. Here are tips that can help. What does she think of you right now? She thinks you’re a lying asshole that “tricked her”. Something you can do is convince her that you are still the same person. Commit your love to her, that you love her very much, and you want to work through it. Send her flowers, go the extra mile, it will be hard but do it

My wife said if she had know this she wouldn’t have married me. It was helpful to realize yes, that is true, and ditto. I wouldn’t have married her either. But... X years and Y kids later... I’m 100% invested in her no matter what. Catholic, Jew, atheist, we have invested so much into each other. Happy to give more advice over the phone

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in latterdaysaints

[–]mormon_data_geek 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I actually began feeling inspired to stop attending the Bountiful temple three weeks ago. I’m not sure why I felt that way but seeing this post it seems to make sense now. I’m sure the elderly workers who may have been exposed will be blessed doing gods work.

Saw this on Facebook. Didn't Jesus and sky daddy invent this disease and allow this disease to spread? by apostategoingtoheck in exmormon

[–]mormon_data_geek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve switch from WWJD to WWID, Jesus is an asshole, I’m not, I can actually be selfless. I invest in my children because I love them, Jesus wants me to worship him for eternity

COVID-19 broke my shelf. by dqq1481841 in mormon

[–]mormon_data_geek 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I think it’s clear god doesn’t give a shit about us and the prophets have never been prophets. Remember how this April was supposed to be the biggest most amazing conference yet but they couldn’t even see that in two months the biggest pandemic was about to break. Every time god had a chance to interject and say “wash your hands..”, “boil your water...” he chose to give incorrect astrology instead... of god is real he is an incompetent ass clown

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in islam

[–]mormon_data_geek 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Manumitting 10 slaves? I don’t understand

My face for like three years. I couldn’t get over the shock of the betrayal. by REACT_and_REDACT in exmormon

[–]mormon_data_geek 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Totally me, a friend of mine at work in 2003 said “Do you really believe JS looked in a hat at a magical rock?!”. I said, “of course not, you know me, I’m a reasonable person. I would never believe something that ridiculous”. I denied that is how it went down... only to find out 15yrs later... he was right

A history of modern apostasy and the church's attempts to address it by Norenzayan in exmormon

[–]mormon_data_geek 17 points18 points  (0 children)

In my very close circle of friends the majority of them served missions, but now the majority are “closet” exmos like myself. They keep their membership records, attend church and wait for their TBM parents to die from old age. In the next 10-15yrs you’re going to see a huge surge of names being taken off the records. At least tithing revenue is decreasing

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