I'm Every Woman

This is a blog about women and more specifically, Mormon women. We are single, married, young, old, mothers, educated, opinionated, sophisticated and most importantly, beautiful, if we do say so ourselves. We have something to say and here is where we will say it. This is the inner workings of our minds and if you care to join us we will take you on our journey through womanhood and Mormonhood. We will tell it like it is, so read at your own risk. You will be offended. You will sometimes cheer, laugh, cry, get angry or heaven forbid disagree. We will not change our thoughts and our feelings for anyone.
Being a woman in this day and age is not easy. Couple that with trying to be religious and the pressure to live up to cultural expectations. It can at times be sheer hell(Oh yea there will be swearing). Joseph Smith once said that women by nature were nurturing and charitable. I think this is true, however, he didn't mention that we are also petty, competitive, moody, cliquish, back-biting gossipers, judgemental, self-righteous and total bitches. Not all of the time do we show the ugly head of ovary-action aka over-reaction to things not within our control. But from time to time we have less than desirable traits as females. Reconciling extreme emotion in a man's world is cumbersome at best and here we will conquer our fears and give it and our frustrations a voice, and good golly Molly yes, we have them. When you are Mormon there is a clash of 2 worlds. One is THE WORLD and the other is God's Kingdom. The two don't always peaceably co-exist so let the therapy begin. This blog is an information, frustration and confession center and is not for the faint of heart. We will bitch and we will moan. A LOT.
There is more than one author on this blog and all writers will remain anonymous for extreme authenticity. Kudos to Confessions from a Mormon Bachelor Pad for giving me this idea for a blog....I stole the name from them, partially.
Get ready for some straight talk, and if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen....not that THAT is where a woman should be.

Emma