[AppyPappy]

” how Mormon women feels inferior.”

Note: They feel inferior. The church doesn’t make them feel that way. They put the burden on themselves. They can just as easily take it off.
It’s not just a Mormon thing. Yes, the church teaches submission to men but so does the Bible. The “keeping sweet” principle is Mormon in nature but it is still voluntary. “Keeping sweet” doesn’t mean you have to work full-time and clean the house until it is spotless.

[ravenwolf]

” how Mormon women feels inferior.”

Note: They feel inferior. The church doesn’t make them feel that way. They put the burden on themselves. They can just as easily take it off.
It’s not just a Mormon thing. Yes, the church teaches submission to men but so does the Bible. The “keeping sweet” principle is Mormon in nature but it is still voluntary. “Keeping sweet” doesn’t mean you have to work full-time and clean the house until it is spotless.

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That is right,
I serviced heaters, cook stoves, washers back in the fifties, was in most every house in the Mormon town where i lived, i did not see any difference between the Mormon women than any one else, and this was including a clean house, i was a little suprised because i expected to.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

“Note: They feel inferior. The church doesn’t make them feel that way. They put the burden on themselves. “

Oh, sure. Mormon women can “put the burden on themselves” by accepting the condemnation, disappointment and rejection by their husband, family, extended family, friends, church leaders, mormon high priests, and just not worry about eternal failure, lack of resurrection if their husband is not pleased with them, being stuck in a lower level of heaven and forever away from the presence of God.
It’s only all their relationships, authorities and their mormonic gods.

Those silly mormon women must be amazingly weak to put that burden on themselves!

Instead, they should just smile and not worry about any of it.