“evangelicalism instills a “fix-it” attitude into theories about marriage, about sex lives, about everything involving sexual identity. We need to remove ourselves from this mindset—people are not things to be fixed. Similarly,” — Dianna Anderson Copy Share Image
“Purity culture often functions by shaming us for seeking knowledge about our own bodies. Studying even the scientific elements of sexual intercourse can feel like a rebellion. Knowing yourself, even just medically or scientifically, is a step away from the ignorance that purity teachings often instill. Knowledge is power, especially here—knowing how your body and your partner’s work together can… — Dianna Anderson Copy Share
“evangelicalism instills a “fix-it” attitude into theories about marriage, about sex lives, about everything involving sexual identity. We need to remove ourselves from this… — Dianna Anderson Copy Share Image
“Never make choices simply because someone told you what is right. Know yourself, know your situation, know God for yourself, and decide what is… — Dianna Anderson Copy Share Image
“Whoever you are, you are loved by a God who finds you beautiful and wants you to be fulfilled in life. Be a safe… — Dianna Anderson Copy Share Image
“Contrary to popular evangelical belief, feeling anger is not a sin—you’re allowed to feel angry. You should feel angry. Being outraged at mistreatment is… — Dianna Anderson Copy Share Image
“Regardless of your sexual state, you are a human being, you are a created person of God, and you are whole. Instead of talking… — Dianna Anderson Copy Share Image
