I'm a recovering moron.

(Sorry. I couldn't resist.)

Born and raised. Cannot say I regret it though because they have some great social structures that I have incorporated into my life and I was expected to study "scriptures" which led to my knowledge and ability to debate religious beliefs. I have zero respect for religion but most Mormons that chose the life are pretty decent (deceived) people.
Things I like are the Deseret Food Industry expects recipients to contribute to the program. They actually go to members homes to assess needs (Relief Society). Family is a priority. The youth groups actually do community service projects. No-one gets paid for any church position (not directly anyway) but the one way to Heaven and "only true church" as well as the temple crap is actually harmful not to mention that blacks are considered to be the sons of Cain...

No but I just moved to Utah, there are some hilarious FB groups for ex-mos. I smile or even laugh a bit almost every day in this group.

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I wanted to be a Baptist preacher, Baptists are weird but not as nutty or controlling as LDS.

Yep, Melchizedek Priesthood, marriage sealed in the temple. My marriage lasted only 4 years. So glad I don't have to wear garments anymore, so glad I have all of my Sunday's free to do whatever I want, so glad to kiss family home evening good bye, oh, and the worst, home teaching. I was also the boy scout leader, and I do not miss sleeping in the snow one friggin bit. Oh, and the apple orchard! And the tithing audits! God am I glad to be out of there. I honestly can't think of one thing I miss.

Yup, though I consider myself a Recovered Mormon now, lol.

To be fair, it took me about 7 years Recovering to get to this point.

Never been happier!

Sorry about the mission! They didn't suck me in that far even though I felt vaguely guilty for a month.

I think there is an Ex-Mormon group. Congratulations on finding your way out.