u/Robyn-Gil

▲ 3.7k r/fuckHOA

Not in the HOA, but they are threatening to sue.

My home was in my husband's family a long time before the sprawling jungle of semi-identical HOA controlled properties sprung up around it. Our property is permanently grandfathered out.

As part of their deal with the County they took over the previously-public road and built a diverted one around the estate. It was written into the contract with the county that we, subsequent owners and our guests would have a preserved right of access.

We've received notice the HOA we aren't even in intends to sue us for our share of replacing the now-delapidated road we never asked them to take control over.

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u/Robyn-Gil — 13 days ago
▲ 143 r/exmormon

Irony...

My ultraMormon Mom commented how much she liked my earrings, so I bought her a pair. Last week she completely innocently wore her tapirs to sacrament meeting.

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u/Robyn-Gil — 2 months ago

Has Mormon prayer changed?

Was visiting some Mormon friends, and as they do, they said a prayer at some point. It wasn't aimed at me, just a prayer over food or something, but it was just weird. We thank you for your... not thee for thy...

Is that normal now?

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u/Robyn-Gil — 3 months ago

Mormons and piercings

After leaving, I got my nose and top of my ear pierced, as well as looking good, it was a bit of a statement. I'm not controlled by the Church's silly rules.

All of a sudden, the number of practicing Mormons I'm seeing with second holes, noses and helix piercings has exploded.

Am I the only one who has noticed this?

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u/Robyn-Gil — 4 months ago

Why can't LDS be more like the English Quakers?

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From their website:

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Quakers recognise that our human differences are a blessing, that we are all “fearfully and wonderfully made" in the image of God, Psalm 139:14. We rejoice in recognising God's creation in one another, whatever our gender expression. We want to build communities where any Friend, whether cis, trans, intersex or non-binary, is welcomed and affirmed.

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The EHRC's draft code of practice makes this harder. Although non-statutory, it guides organisations towards exclusion in their service provision. An inclusive approach has been the norm in the UK for many years and remains so in other countries. Yet this guidance doesn't consider how an inclusive approach could be made to work here. It will cause great harm to trans people. A world in which gender-policing becomes the norm will harm others too.

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We say:

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Forcing trans people to make a choice between honesty, personal safety and legal compliance is harmful.

Forcing trans people to out themselves by using services for their sex at birth is an affront to their dignity. This approach puts trans women at heightened risk, by forcing them to use male-focused services, and means that cis women will be confronted by the presence of trans men in their spaces.

Everyone deserves dignity and privacy in their day-to-day lives. From many years of inclusive provision on our sites, we know that concerns about inclusive toilet provision are overwhelmingly overstated.

Our community will continue to stand firm in its commitment to respect the truth of each person's identity, whether cis, trans, intersex or non-binary, and join the many individuals and organisations who speak with deep expertise on the harms that this non-statutory guidance will cause.

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Respect the wide diversity among us in our lives and relationships. Refrain from making prejudiced judgments about the life journeys of others. Do you foster the spirit of mutual understanding and forgiveness which our discipleship asks of us? Remember that each one of us is unique, precious, a child of God.

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u/Robyn-Gil — 4 months ago

What is repentance?

As per Dallas Hoax, 2015, the church neither seeks nor gives apologies. As per Kevin S Hamilton, 2023, we should substitute "the savior" or "Jesus Christ" for "the church".

So, Jesus Christ neither seeks nor gives apologies.

If Jesus Christ doesn't seek or give apologies, and we are supposed to live "Christ like" lives, what actually is repentance?

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u/Robyn-Gil — 4 months ago

Intersex exmo, her nevermo husband and exmo trans woman sharing a cabin on vacation. Ask us anything.

Robyn - Intersex woman

"Ronald" - Her husband

"Courtney" - Trans woman

For privacy, Ronald and Courtney are fake names.

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u/Robyn-Gil — 4 months ago

Where's the sense of humor in Mormon-owned businesses?

Found an Etsy shop that sells LDS branded look-alike missionary badges and future missionary badges.

Thought it would be funny to dress as old people for a fancy dress party, and go as Sister Wife and Elder Abuse.

Order cancelled by the seller and payment refunded. Looks like we'll have to make them ourselves out of card.

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u/Robyn-Gil — 4 months ago
▲ 130 r/exmormon

What the church used to teach about black people.

From Mormon Doctrine, Bruce R McConkie, 1958.

Needs no commentary.

u/Robyn-Gil — 5 months ago
▲ 326 r/exmormon

From one of the few Mormon friends I still have, I found I've been the subject of the RS gossip mill.

The actual story is we'd been looking after my BIL's 2 little girls while he was recovering from hip replacement surgery. We took them back home, and on the way back were too tired to drive so found a cheap but clean motel for some shut eye.

The rumor mill, not even in my old ward, just the same stake, had it that I'd been seen "half dressed, like a hooker" - which probably means a short tank top, kissing some random boy then going with him into some sleazy fleabag motel.

"Tall young man, looks like Ron Weasley? That'll be her husband".

"She's gotten herself married? such a sweet young girl, I'm so happy for her!"

So in the space of a minute, I'd gone from Robyn Rentapussy to such a sweet young girl. Go fuck yourself you old bag.

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u/Robyn-Gil — 5 months ago