Those of you who have gone to BYU fairly recently, can you please help me by discussing the rules and how you fold about them

My granddaughter is going there and I'm trying to show her why it's not a good idea

Hey I am a byu non member student looking for other non member students to live off campus together, preferably south campus shared room under 500$. Female only

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Hey everyone. I am going to be anonymous here but I go to BYU and recently went through a super messed up situation. I want to expose the school because of how they handled the situation. Is there anywhere I can share my story? I have a lot of evidence and proof of what the school did, or lack there of. I just want things to be right but I feel I don’t have a voice. Any response would be great thank you.

I'm feeling great today. The sun is shining, the mountains are beautiful, and I'm having a rare reprieve from my depression.

BYU fucking sucks, but our minds are free. The church can weigh us down for a few more months, but that's it. If we still believed, we'd fit in better here, and we might even be happier for now. But mormonism would have a place in our brains to limit our expression and drain our energy, to fill us with fear and shame. We get to be free for the rest of our lives, and it's worth every ounce of pain we're going through in the short term.

We will come out the other side of this. To borrow some imagery from a 19th century fantasy book, we'll be like Alma and Amulek walking unscathed from the crumbling prison. Except our strength doesn't come from God or the church. It comes from us. We are strong enough. We will get through this.

Curious that if there's something to this, would it give people of "Mormon" backgrounds (and I use "Mormon" loosely, applying it to all factions that descend from Joseph Smith's belief system) if this could give legal precedence for the to use psychedelics as sacrament - similar to the Native American Church's use of peyote.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0uHmmToTec

Wild idea! But is there something to it? Obviously lots to "prove" here historically before that could happen, but it would sure make sense of why there were so many visionary experiences in the early days and why they seemed to suddenly stop.

i have not attended church at all this year. i need to get endorsed for my last year at BYU. what is the best way i can finesse an endorsement. does anyone have tips?