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@sappholives83 @4thdegreeofmom My ex-brother-in-law is in prison right now for what he did to his daughters. He absolutely took screenshots of young girls from the internet- even innocent ones. His son found them. He is currently up for parole and we are praying he doesn’t get out.

PSA: Don’t post pictures of your kids or grandkids online. This is really important. When I worked sex crimes, we’d often find photos of random kids, and sometimes even info from parents’ Facebook accounts on suspects’ hard drives. This was non-sexual material that was nevertheless being used as fuel for fantasies. Sometimes the images would be altered to make them pornographic. More importantly, there was evidence of escalation in some cases — driving past houses, taking pictures at schools, that sort of thing. I never saw it escalate to abduction, but in a few cases it was clearly heading that way, and I’d be very surprised if it hasn’t done so elsewhere in the country. Unless you have your social media accounts locked down so that only friends and family can access it, don’t risk it — and even then, I personally wouldn’t take the chance.

We’re not DINKS (double income no kids) we’re SILKS: single income lots of kids

Let’s flood X with Jesus Christ. Quote post your favorite picture of Jesus Christ.

@BenBird53920553 I read the Work and the Glory series when I was 13 in 2000… and when polygamy came up in the books I wasn’t surprised because I already knew about it. Plus it was definitely discussed/taught in my seminary classes and in my religion classes at BYUI. No surprises here…

I served a Mormon mission from 2002 - 2004. None of us missionaries knew that Joseph Smith practiced polygamy. I was never taught that as a Mormon kid. I don't think I found out until I was in my mid-twenties, and I didn't find out about it at church. I found out about it online.

@ThisMomSaid We had 1’s and 5’s as well as one random #2.😅

I had 5 and I wish I had them still I loved and cherish them.

@FiredUpCoug I hate this policy too. My older boys are in 8th and 9th grade and both have ADHD (and love to procrastinate). We’ve had so many meltdowns at the end of each term that my husband and I set up our own rules of no missing assignments. It has been so helpful. Kids need deadlines.

“Why do you have an F in science!?” “Don’t worry, Dad. It’ll be an A by the end of the term. My teacher lets us turn in assignments whenever we want with no penalty.” Is this a familiar conversation for other parents on X? I hate this policy. I’m sure teachers see it as compassionate, and I understand the instinct. But “do it whenever you feel like it and turn it in late with no consequence” is not kindness. It is reaching our kids that deadlines are suggestions, procrastination has no cost, and urgency is optional. That is not how the world works after graduation. A little flexibility is good. Grace matters. But grace without any expectations does NOT prepare kids for adulthood.

@MattTestifies @DLTyler_Papa Yes! Love this!!

@paya_paya_kun Here’s Utah! It has some of the most beautiful landscapes in America!

日本には土地がない。小さな家に住んで、小さな車に乗る。 通勤は満員電車。どこ行っても人だらけで、心が少しずつ削られていく… だから海外の友人よ、頼む。 でかい家を見せてくれ。 でかい車を見せてくれ。 広大な大地と綺麗な自然を見せてくれ。 俺たちの心を癒してくれ…！

The only thing I’m bummed about with this whole class change up, is that we have to wait until September. Can we please start sooner?👀

I am so excited for the changed 2nd hour! My husband, myself, and 3 of our 5 children have ADHD. I think this will be fantastic for all of us!

@PrideCausesBias 👏👏👏

To anyone complaining about the new timetable for lessons in Church.. Just remember that the apostles usually deliver an entire conference talk in 15 minutes.. So just do better at packing your 20+ minutes with good content and then let the spirit do the teaching.

@Manhattva @lady_valor_07 Absolutely this!

@lady_valor_07 Get married as young as you can, and have kids immediately. Have as many as you can, so that you can be a young grandparent.

I’m 25. Give me oddly specific life tips. No general ”surround yourself with positive people” tips. I want the most random, specific advice possible.

It’s my fave time of year again! Are you my cousin??? familysearch.org/en/connect/8a3…

If the only thing I am ever known for, is being “mom” to my 5 children, then I have succeeded in life. “No other success can compensate for failure in the home” -David O. McKay

@jmbrim3 Hi! I’m Laura Hometown Temple: Payson Age baptized: 8 Mission: Raising 5 kids in the gospel Hobbies: Photography, Camping, Exploring Utah Calling: Young Women’s Advisor

So many new friends. Would love to get to know you better! I’m Jordan ☺️ Hometown Temple: Mesa Age baptized: 8 Mission: Fort Lauderdale, Florida Hobbies: Pickleball, volleyball, DnD, singing, & anything with wife & son. Calling: Gospel Doctrine Teacher Share your list! 😊

I belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints!! I know who I am! I know God’s plan! I’ll follow Him in faith! I believe in the Savior Jesus Christ! I’ll honor His name! I’ll do what is right! I’ll follow His light! His truth I will proclaim!

@BA62navyretired @Latterdaytruth I absolutely know it IS God’s word. It brings me closer to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, every single day! It testifies of Him.

@Latterdaytruth Please stop believing this cult. You know it is not God’s word and is blatant blasphemy and you will be forever condemned for it. Repent and turn to the true Gospel and to Jesus Christ Lord

Let’s show the world how many of us have a witness from the Holy Ghost that the Book of Mormon is true. Reply below with a ✋ or your favorite emoji if you believe The Book of Mormon is God’s word.

@Latterdaytruth 🙌🙌

@ToddLlewellyn Oh my gosh, seriously!

Panda Express in Spanish Fork has to be printing money

@theficouple People freaking out at the food budget… it really depends on where you live. Our budget is $1500 for a family of 7. It’s pretty dang realistic, especially when you have teenagers.

A "normal" 2026 budget for couples in their 30's: - Housing: $2,500/mo - Food: $1,400/mo - Transportation: $1,450/mo - Healthcare: $980/mo - Childcare: $1,283/mo - Student loans: $1,000/mo Total: $8,613/mo ...this is why people feel making $10,000/mo is poverty.