Son of Stardust
I am stardust that learned to think, feel, and question. This is my space for exploring meaning, identity, and existence beyond religious frameworks— grounded in cosmic wonder rather than theological certainty.
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The LDS Church says their abuse helpline exists to protect victims. A growing mountain of evidence tells a different story—one where lawyers assess liability while children remain in danger.
One of my most profound spiritual experiences happened when an apostle told us angels were watching. Decades later, I understand that experience differently—not as supernatural validation, but as human capacity for awe and wonder.
It's a story about writing your way out, about flawed humans doing extraordinary things, and about who gets to tell your story. Even before leaving the church, I needed all of those things.