This is Mormon sexism. and how mopologists get attention.

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Marcus
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This is Mormon sexism. and how mopologists get attention.

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My spouse regularly organizes dinners and events for his business. It's part of his job.

On the other hand, this is Dan Peterson:
...Every year, my wife has coordinated a dinner for our invited guests (leadership, volunteers, and major donors). She has recently undergone significant surgery, though, and she won’t even be able to attend the event this year. So we’ve simplified things, and we’ll have only light refreshments.

(Did you seriously expect me to organize a dinner?

It would be catastrophic.) After all, the program and (especially for a largely virtual organization whose donors, volunteers, and leaders are widely scattered nationally and internationally) the mingling are the most important elements of the night.
[bolding added to emphasize the absurdity of the Afore's sexism.]

This is why women leave the lds church. Also, how the Afore garners attention, along with plagiarism. Seems a high price to pay.
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Re: This is Mormon sexism. and how mopologists get attention.

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Since the Afore’s life revolves entirely around food and he is essentially just a massive digestive tract in search of his next greasy snack, organizing a dinner would show some real leadership and help rehabilitate his ruined public image.

It’s too bad the Afore feels this is beneath him. Folks, you really can’t make this stuff up.
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