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Hi, I am Plonx Hugo from Philippines.

I am a truth seeker. I believe in the importance of family and hope that I can have my own family. I was a mormon.

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    I still recall the day that I was in the middle of the mormon leaders (most of them i didn't even know) during a church disciplinary council. I remember the remorseful feeling that day. They don't know me and judged me through their feelings only. So, I started searching about the mormon church. I learned about the CES Letter, the salamander letter, the case of Mark Hoffman, the Book of Abraham, the kinderhook plates and more. Then I realized the church isn't true. I am happy for who I am being right now. Hope, you can help me to have more friend.

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    Though this site discusses mormonism, topics related to mormons, the mormon church and people who refer to themselves as unorthodox mormons, ex-mormons, post-mormons or any other form of wasmormon, it is not officially affiliated with or managed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or even the Corporation of the Presiding Bishop. They don't want to be called mormon anymore anyways. All of the content, stories or opinions expressed, implied or included in this site are solely credited to those sharing their own personal stories and not those of Intellectual Reserve, Inc. or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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