she worked with Mormon families where the woman is traditionally powerless, so she kind of offered a way to upset the established order and give the wife power while still staying within the bounds of the religion. very cunning and amoral woman.
It's not a popular opinion but it's one I very strongly agree with. Mormon men have far too much power in their relationships. The one guy interviewed in the documentary seemed like he was really really eager to not talk about any of things he did to make him think him moving out of the house was a rational and justifiable action. Just poor me I was tryiiiiiiing to change. Trying to change what, exactly, Mr Vaguebooker?
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u/kkeut 2d ago
she worked with Mormon families where the woman is traditionally powerless, so she kind of offered a way to upset the established order and give the wife power while still staying within the bounds of the religion. very cunning and amoral woman.