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Hey, I'm Bri!

I'm into art, music, modeling, gaming, and more! You can find me on all social platforms @SupItsBreezy!

Texas -> Indiana
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I was raised in the church by my grandmother, went to primary, YW, YW Camp, Seminary, Wed nights, etc! My mother and father's side are all Mormon except my father and I! Growing up in the church I had a lot of questions and they were either never properly answered or the answer gave me doubts and made me have even more questions about what the hell was going on. My dad definitely encouraged me to question everything and love science and I always did so I'm sure that helped plant the seed for the oncoming shelf break.

On my shelf

  • LGBTQ issues
  • racism
  • sexism
  • age of the earth
  • CES Letter
  • dress and grooming standards
  • evolution
  • shame culture

On the Mormon Spectrum

  • Exmormon
  • LGBTQ+ Ally
  • Feminist
  • Progressive
  • Non Believer
  • Intellectual

# Why I left More stories of 'Why I left' the Mormon church

I never understood the belief of women being lower than men and having to 'submit' to them. I never understood the lack of diversity (until seminary at least). I never understood their problem with LGBT+ people.

I'm sure I'll think of more and add to this later but those are just a few of the things. There's so much I'm learning about the church after leaving, and so much I'm unlearning about the church's doctrine to better myself and my relationships everyday.

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Spotlight on supitsbreezy

  • "I'm into art, music, modeling, and gaming! I was raised in the church by my grandmother, went to primary, YW, YW Camp, Seminary, Wednesday nights, etc! My mother and father's side are all Mormon except my father and I! I was a Mormon." - Bri's "I was a Mormon" story. Read more at https://wasmormon.org/profile/supitsbreezy/
  • "Growing up in the church, I had a lot of questions. They were either never properly answered or the answer gave me doubts and made me have even more questions about what the hell was going on." - Bri's "I was a Mormon" story. Read more at https://wasmormon.org/profile/supitsbreezy/
  • "I never understood the belief of women being lower than men and having to 'submit' to them. I never understood the lack of diversity (until seminary at least). I never understood their problem with LGBT+ people." - Bri's "I was a Mormon" story. Read more at https://wasmormon.org/profile/supitsbreezy/
  • "My dad definitely encouraged me to question everything and love science and I always did so I'm sure that helped plant the seed for the oncoming shelf break." - Bri's "I was a Mormon" story. Read more at https://wasmormon.org/profile/supitsbreezy/
  • "There's so much I'm learning about the church after leaving, and so much I'm unlearning about the church's doctrine to better myself and my relationships everyday." - Bri's "I was a Mormon" story. Read more at https://wasmormon.org/profile/supitsbreezy/
  • This is a spotlight on a profile shared at wasmormon.org. These are just the highlights, so please find the full story at https://wasmormon.org/profile/supitsbreezy/. There are over a hundred more stories of Mormon faith journeys contributed by users like you. Come check them out and consider sharing your own story at wasmormon.org!
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