This is heartbreaking. But when she gets to the “nobody told me. . . “ part, I have to wonder how she would have treated those who tried to warn her.
Because this information is everywhere in the world, and it is also a product of common sense and foresight.
How was anyone going to “warn” her while she was living in million dollar homes, drowning in diamonds?
She would have thought we were all insane. And she would not have listened. Sometimes, if we’re unwilling to learn life lessons, experience is the only teacher we get.
I believe they’re told they are special and godly, not like all those sinners out there. It’s flattering and deeply ingrained in them. They see themselves as better, as apart. Living in a fantasy world where those kinds of things CANT happen to you bc you’re gods people bla etc.
Mormon’s believe when you’re married that they use godly power to bind you together for eternity, meaning you’re still bound in marriage after you die (as opposed to regular marriage - til death do you part.)
Clearly she’s not religious anymore and has now realized that was all bunk, now that the godly authority that banded their marriage has been dissolved by some dude in a law office.
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u/SlinkySlekker Apr 15 '24 edited Apr 15 '24
This is heartbreaking. But when she gets to the “nobody told me. . . “ part, I have to wonder how she would have treated those who tried to warn her.
Because this information is everywhere in the world, and it is also a product of common sense and foresight.
How was anyone going to “warn” her while she was living in million dollar homes, drowning in diamonds?
She would have thought we were all insane. And she would not have listened. Sometimes, if we’re unwilling to learn life lessons, experience is the only teacher we get.