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 Content preview:  Keep Memories lright people, lets set the stage. I come from
    a very large family. Both sets of grandparents were Mormon, and had lots
   of kids. I had tons of cousins growing up. My own family had eleven kids.
   You can imagine the family reunions. (They were awesome as a kid, now they're
    just awkward.) Anyway, one of my uncles, James, was one of the coolest. This
    guy was an architect, had designed his own house, and it was awesome. So
   many places to explore. I never saw the whole place, it was just awesome.
   Then it comes out that his wife had cancer. My aunt Jenny was as awesome as
    uncle James was, loads of fun to hang with, just great. Now, just for reference,
    I was around five or six at this time. So anyway, I prayed my little heart
    out for her, and lo and behold, she got better. I remember my parents praising
    god for giving her a second chance. My little brain thought yeah! I did that
    with my prayers! Then of course, as cancer goes, six years later, it came
    back with a vengeance. She was doing fine, and then within a month she was
    dead. I was devastated. At this point it comes out that my uncle is gay,
   and my parents sat us down and told us that we could never see or talk to
   uncle James ever again, and that if he ever called we shouldn't talk to him
    just hang up. We could never go to his house or be with him, and that if
   he ever tried to touch us we should tell mom and dad. I asked if aunt Jenny
    had known about this, and they said that they had been having difficult times,
    and that uncle James had betrayed her while she had cancer. My siblings and
    I of course believed all this bull. I mean we didn't know anything. So for
    the next fifteen years I have no contact whatsoever with my uncle or his
   family. (Except for when I met one of his daughters while on my mission. Man,
    that was an awkward dinner) Then earlier this year I found my way out of
   the Mormon corp, and into wonderful life. I started looking up old friends
    and family that I hadn't seen or talked to in years for church related reasons.
    And I started talking to my uncle [...] 
 
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lright people, lets set the stage. I come from a very large family. Both sets of grandparents were Mormon, and had lots of kids. I had tons of cousins growing up. My own family had eleven kids. You can imagine the family reunions. (They were awesome as a kid, now they're just awkward.) Anyway, one of my uncles, James, was one of the coolest. This guy was an architect, had designed his own house, and it was awesome. So many places to explore. I never saw the whole place, it was just awesome.
Then it comes out that his wife had cancer. My aunt Jenny was as awesome as uncle James was, loads of fun to hang with, just great. Now, just for reference, I was around five or six at this time. So anyway, I prayed my little heart out for her, and lo and behold, she got better. I remember my parents praising god for giving her a second chance. My little brain thought yeah! I did that with my prayers! Then of course, as cancer goes, six years later, it came back with a vengeance. She was doing fine, and then within a month she was dead. I was devastated.
At this point it comes out that my uncle is gay, and my parents sat us down and told us that we could never see or talk to uncle James ever again, and that if he ever called we shouldn't talk to him just hang up. We could never go to his house or be with him, and that if he ever tried to touch us we should tell mom and dad. I asked if aunt Jenny had known about this, and they said that they had been having difficult times, and that uncle James had betrayed her while she had cancer. My siblings and I of course believed all this bull. I mean we didn't know anything. So for the next fifteen years I have no contact whatsoever with my uncle or his family. (Except for when I met one of his daughters while on my mission. Man, that was an awkward dinner)
Then earlier this year I found my way out of the Mormon corp, and into wonderful life. I started looking up old friends and family that I hadn't seen or talked to in years for church related reasons. And I started talking to my uncle James. Turns out he still lived in Utah. I wrote him an email apologizing for my families treatment of him and his, and that I would like to meet him and his husband and catch up on the last decade and a half. Two days ago I was able to, and boy was it eye opening.
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