Okay, so check this out—payments on Solana used to feel like a demo. Fast, sure. Cheap, absolutely. But clunky at the edges. Whoa! The user flows were often awkward for everyday people, and that mattered. My instinct said somethin’ needed…
Why Rabby Wallet Deserves a Spot in Your Multi-Chain Security Arsenal
Okay, so check this out—I’ve been poking around crypto wallets for years. Wow! The usual promises are all the same: “user-friendly,” “secure,” “supports multiple chains.” Really? Not quite. My instinct said there were gaps in how wallets balance real usability…
#BreakingJesus
This article is an invitation to understand faith transition and visually see what it might look like on the other side. For me, the context in which we approach hard subjects matters. The first half of this article speaks to…
Activism, Allies, Changing attitudes, Doctrine/Theology, Faith/Practice, Family issues, Mixed orientation marriage, Reconciliation work, Youth issues
What Can’t Be Said
Tonight, I went to a seminar called “Being a Good Latter-day Saint & Supporting God’s LGBTQ Children” a Listen, Learn, & Love production by Richard Ostler. The seminar was a high school auditorium in Mesa Arizona full of Mormons who…
The Safe Way
LDS Living recently had an article with excerpts from Tom Christofferson’s book “That We May Be One, A Gay Mormon’s Perspective on Faith and Family.”1 Within LGBTQ+ Mormon circles, Tom’s book is controversial in that he tells his story of…
Allies, Changing attitudes, Coming out, Doctrine/Theology, Faith/Practice, Family issues, Spirituality
Sacred Spaces
Recently, I attended my fifth Affirmation Conference. Affirmation is a support group for LGBTQIA Mormons. It is a remarkably diverse space that includes not just inactive/ex-Mormons but active queer Mormons and active allies. It bridges a wide span of both…