Jamie Loftus

As I was sort of learning more about you as you were coming of age, all of these gut feelings, thinking that I'm being guided by God towards this person, towards this mission location, towards this job, receiving different answers that weren't in your gut. What is it like to process that doubt?

As I was sort of learning more about you as you were coming of age, all of these gut feelings, thinking that I'm being guided by God towards this person, towards this mission location, towards this job, receiving different answers that weren't in your gut. What is it like to process that doubt?

How do you move forward with so much of what your life has been structured around being removed?

How do you move forward with so much of what your life has been structured around being removed?

How do you move forward with so much of what your life has been structured around being removed?

You're coming of age alongside the internet and you're growing up with these very rigid beliefs. What was your relationship with the internet as you were coming of age into your early adulthood?

You're coming of age alongside the internet and you're growing up with these very rigid beliefs. What was your relationship with the internet as you were coming of age into your early adulthood?

You're coming of age alongside the internet and you're growing up with these very rigid beliefs. What was your relationship with the internet as you were coming of age into your early adulthood?

So you grow up alongside the internet and then you start to see this influx of influencers who I first just saw labeled as trad wives, the like Mormon aspect and not, you know, whatever, hashtag, not all trad wives are Mormon, but many of them are many of the most successful influencers are either Utah Mormon based or create content that really a appeals.

So you grow up alongside the internet and then you start to see this influx of influencers who I first just saw labeled as trad wives, the like Mormon aspect and not, you know, whatever, hashtag, not all trad wives are Mormon, but many of them are many of the most successful influencers are either Utah Mormon based or create content that really a appeals.

So you grow up alongside the internet and then you start to see this influx of influencers who I first just saw labeled as trad wives, the like Mormon aspect and not, you know, whatever, hashtag, not all trad wives are Mormon, but many of them are many of the most successful influencers are either Utah Mormon based or create content that really a appeals.

So when did you start noticing this content? And yeah, what did you make of it?

So when did you start noticing this content? And yeah, what did you make of it?

So when did you start noticing this content? And yeah, what did you make of it?

It seems also because of how the algorithm works at any given point in time. There have been times where I have gotten content pipes to me from a Mormon influencer, but the content that I get, it's not immediately clear. Where a lot of TradWave accounts that have ended up in my feed, it takes me a little while to catch on that there is a specific religious reason element.

It seems also because of how the algorithm works at any given point in time. There have been times where I have gotten content pipes to me from a Mormon influencer, but the content that I get, it's not immediately clear. Where a lot of TradWave accounts that have ended up in my feed, it takes me a little while to catch on that there is a specific religious reason element.

It seems also because of how the algorithm works at any given point in time. There have been times where I have gotten content pipes to me from a Mormon influencer, but the content that I get, it's not immediately clear. Where a lot of TradWave accounts that have ended up in my feed, it takes me a little while to catch on that there is a specific religious reason element.

Is that something you've also noticed? Do you feel that there's sort of any reasoning behind that? Because you're saying, you know, the church wants you to talk about your religion as much as possible, but it feels like with some influencers to what end was not always clear to me right away.

Is that something you've also noticed? Do you feel that there's sort of any reasoning behind that? Because you're saying, you know, the church wants you to talk about your religion as much as possible, but it feels like with some influencers to what end was not always clear to me right away.

Is that something you've also noticed? Do you feel that there's sort of any reasoning behind that? Because you're saying, you know, the church wants you to talk about your religion as much as possible, but it feels like with some influencers to what end was not always clear to me right away.