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Kiley's Letter of Apology

Kiley over at We Were Going To Be Queens shares a poignant letter of apology to someone she knew from her days as a believing Latter-Day Saint. She writes:

I need to apologize after all these years for judging you through my beliefs and trying to push something on you that you did not need. I look back and wish that I had not shut you out. I wish that I had been a better person. I wish I had been a better friend. I’m sorry.


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