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A Usual Mistake - Page 2 of 4 - "I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake"

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. February 18, 2013. Ask Mormon Girl: Time to come out of the closet as a Mormon feminist. How do I tell my husband? A lighthearted but sincere discussion about being a Mormon Feminist. February 11, 2013. During this panel, Courtney Kendrick. Asked if feminist was a bad word on campus. A few nervous laughs, but otherwise awkward silence as the class all realized that it probably was a ‘bad word’ in their minds and in the minds of their peers. 8221; and the ans...

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Written by Someone Under 30

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. Written by someone under 30: A Constellation of Vital Phenomena. This is quite a book. It starts out rather slowly, but is always captivating. It takes place over 5 days, with flashbacks up to 10 years back with backstories. The entire book feels somewhat circular, with ideas and themes from the beginning resolved and revisited in the concluding pages. At its core, it is about what it takes to survive and explores what is truly required. It is hard to explain.

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About - A Usual Mistake

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. I am a recent graduate of Brigham Young University. Where I majored in Family Life, (unofficially) focusing on Family and Consumer Sciences, or Home Ec. I’m a social media junkie, (follow me using the buttons on the sidebar). I’m a Mormon. I’m here to say what I think, but want to hear what you think too. I’m a feminist. And am still figuring out what that means to me. I’m married to a feminist. Required, not published.

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Lent - A Usual Mistake

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. I was reading about what to give up for Lent here. The partner trait to comparison is Judgement. In order to compare two things, a judgement must be made about each of them to establish what grounds are available to comparison. I don’t want to be a judgmental person. I find myself doing this more often then I want to admit. I loved what Meg wrote here. And I said, she is not. She is not fat. How can you say that she is fat? If I could let go of looking at ot...

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2015 Books Archives - A Usual Mistake

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. January 24, 2015. Written by someone under 30: A Constellation of Vital Phenomena. This is quite a book. It starts out rather slowly, but is always captivating. It takes place over 5 days, with flashbacks up to 10 years back with backstories. The entire book feels somewhat circular, with ideas and themes from the beginning resolved and revisited in the concluding pages. At its core, it is about […].

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On Separate Spheres (Part 2) - A Usual Mistake

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. On Separate Spheres (Part 2). This is a continuation of a post from yesterday, found here. April 21, 2013. Required, not published. Laquo; Previous Post. Next Post ».

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A Pat on the Back: On Pride - A Usual Mistake

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. A Pat on the Back: On Pride. In church, we are always told to avoid pride, or that pride will bring our downfall. People use ‘s/he is just too prideful’ as a justification for dislike. But there is another kind of pride that does not fit. What about the self-confident pride in one’s accomplishments? What makes something prideful instead of self-assured? On a somewhat related note, how does the notion of bragging fit into pride? Where do you draw the line?

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On Separate Spheres (part 1) | A Usual Mistake

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I discover myself on the verge of a usual mistake. On Separate Spheres (Part 2) →. On Separate Spheres (part 1). April 20, 2013. Historically, men have been more involved in the upper levels of religion, with the women primarily in the congregation. The theory of separate spheres has evolved secularly but not religiously: In the LDS church, The Family: A Proclamation To The World. If so much good can come from overlapping the spheres, wouldn’t Satan focus on the culture to push them apart? You are commen...

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A Case of the Weekdays - A Usual Mistake

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I find myself on the verge of a usual mistake. A Case of the Weekdays. Nothing is wrong today, except the sun forgot to stay. Feebly it cut through mid-morning, in true February style,. But by mid afternoon it was gone, consumed by walls of gray. This feeling, usually reserved for week-starts,. Leeched through the days, leaving a shining, slimy trail. Even the favorite of trivial occupations. Can’t compensate for a lack of gold. Instead, blank stares at empty walls pass time. February 5, 2014.

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The Boy Scouts and the Church | Mormon Iconoclast

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An eclectic blog about Mormonism, politics, pop culture and baseball. Upcoming shows and publications. The Boy Scouts and the Church. Yesterday, the Boy Scouts of America ended its ban on gay volunteer Scout leaders. The LDS Church, a major Boy Scout sponsor, responded with this statement:. More to the point, though, what possible objection could there be to having gay Scout leaders? Of course, the BSA is quite appropriately concerned about actual instances of pedophilia. That’s why Scouting ha...No, the...