Rebekah didn’t have to look further than the prejudice against women to know that the Mormon church was not where she belonged. Even though it took a few years, she doesn’t look back.




I enjoy music and running. I am a hiker and explorer. I was a mormon.
I grew up in the church. I began leaving when I was in college. It took 4 years and 500 miles to leave for good. I never looked back even on my worst day.
Misogyny was the biggest driver. I never wanted to define myself by my relationships to others. I am an individual, regardless of my sex or gender identity.
Rebekah
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