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sEXyMOfo: Deconstructing Mormonism, Overcoming Repression, and Healing Religous Trauma (ExMormon)

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by Bobbie JoEle

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ExMormon host Bobbie JoEle learned just how hypocritical the priesthood can be when her now ex-husband was arrested for a sex scandal. Bobbie now believes that the Mormon church contributes significantly to identity loss, personal hypocrisy, religious trauma, and sexual repression -- which breeds sexual harm. Join Bobbie as she exposes the Mormon church's secret combinations. "By their fruits ye shall know them." Support and follow Bobbie JoEle's music, poetry, and other projects on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/c/bobbiejoele) and at BobbieJoEle.com

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February 4, 2024

What I Wish I Had Known When Investigating The Church As A Teenager

It’s a common question in all ExMormon spaces: “how can I stop my child from joining the Mormon church?” These parents may not be ExMormons, but they belong in our community, and I feel a personal obligation to help those who are teenagers investigating the church — like I once was. In this episode, I discuss my own personal story, how Mormon missionaries court teenagers, and my best advice for navigating this difficult time. In this episode, I speak to both the teenagers and the parents who are concerned for them. I strongly suggest parents listen to the episode first before deciding if it is appropriate to share. Please understand sharing things like this often just feeds the seed planted by the church that they are a persecuted faith and adversity means they are on the right path. I also discuss how joining the church stunted my development and what I suggest for helping your child remember who they are NOW if they do join the church so they can become themselves again when they deconstruct. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sexymofoexmo/message

December 31, 2023

Finding Yourself After Leaving The Church + How To Survive an Existential Crisis

To celebrate the New Year, Ella Boleynn explores the process of finding yourself after leaving the church. Join Ella as she explores the most important goal that every ExMormon should have -- getting in touch with who they really are. Topics discussed include: <ul> <li>the difficulty of deconstructing and finding yourself after leaving the Mormon church</li> <li>confronting the reality of life and ourselves</li> <li>the anonymous post that inspired this episode where someone states "I feel like I missed out on so much... I lived the way people told me to live... I feel cheated out of life."</li> <li>mourning wasted time, sunk costs, and the lost opportunities of youth</li> <li>the conveyor belt of the Mormon church</li> <li>finding yourself while juggling parenting and marriage</li> <li>not feeling guilty for prioritizing your joy and needs</li> <li>How to Survive an Existential Crisis and Why Survival Isn't Enough (<a href="https://livinginretrospect.com/existential-crisis/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">read the full blog post on Ella's blog</a>)</li> <li>common questions after a faith transition</li> <li>when the relationship won't survive the faith transition</li> <li>claiming the life you want NOW</li> <li>unpacking the pain of lying to yourself about your sexuality</li> <li>rediscovering yourself by looking back on your childhood</li> <li>taking time to do the things you enjoy</li> <li>making yourself do the things that used to bring you joy even if you have no desire to do them now</li> <li>the power of going outside and laying in the grass</li> <li>call for stories about reclaiming your identity, career, passions, and joy after leaving the church</li> <li>don't be better; be you</li> <li>living boldly to make up for lost time</li> </ul> --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sexymofoexmo/message

December 17, 2023

INTERVIEW: An Ally Betrayed - Angie's Church Therapist Husband Came Out, Confessing to Years of Infidelity

Meet Angie, an ally betrayed. Angie has been distanced from the church for awhile, but her now ex-husband was deeply embedded, serving as a bishop in their ward and working for years as a therapist with LDS Family Services. He blamed her faith transition and her lack of interest in sex for the problems in their marriage and never spoke up in support the many times she loudly took issue with the church’s stances on homosexuality. So imagine her surprise when her husband of 23 years told her he wanted a divorce — coming out of the closet and confessing to years of infidelity in one roller coaster of an evening. Listen as Angie goes back through the events of that evening and the painful episodes before and after that led to her newfound freedom. As a longtime ally, her pain is a particularly poignant reminder of the collateral damage caused to so many spouses of those who are closeted. Connect with Ella Boleynn online: https://livinginretrospect.com/my-links/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sexymofoexmo/message

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What is sEXyMOfo: Deconstructing Mormonism, Overcoming Repression, and Healing Religous Trauma (ExMormon)?: ExMormon host Bobbie JoEle learned just how hypocritical the priesthood can be when her now ex-husband was arrested for a sex scandal. Bobbie now believes that the Mormon church contributes significantly to identity loss, personal hypocrisy, religious trauma, and sexual repression -- which breeds sexual harm. Join Bobbie as she exposes the Mormon church's secret combinations.

"By their fruits ye shall know them."

Support and follow Bobbie JoEle's music, poetry, and other projects on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/c/bobbiejoele) and at BobbieJoEle.com
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates monthly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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