Can it just be me and Jesus?

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All Out in the Open, Questions from the Closet

Lds, Lgbt, Religion & Spirituality, Transgender, Christ, Church Of Jesus Christ, Society & Culture, Lgbtq, Gay, Christianity, Latter-day Saint, Faith, Mormon

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🗓️ 1 March 2022

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Laura Fuchs joins Charlie and Ben for a conversation about coming out and finding community.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Questions from the Closet, I'm Charlie Bird, and I'm Ben Shalatti.
0:08.2	Each episode we discuss a question that we commonly get asked as LGBTQ plus LRD Saints.
0:12.4	We're not trying to answer this question, or come to consensus, but simply sharing
0:15.8	our perspective.
0:17.0	Today's question is, can it just be me and Jesus?
0:20.2	Charlie and I are not terrily diverse, and we share many opinions and life experiences.
0:23.8	For example, neither of us drink alcohol.
0:25.7	However, there are some pretty big differences.
0:27.8	For example, I have actually never drank alcohol, but Ben totally got drunk once in Mexico.
0:32.9	That is not accurate.
0:33.9	And it's, I have never drunk, or you've never drunk.
0:37.1	No, drunk is the past participle.
0:39.1	Drunk.
0:40.1	I have never drunk, but you've got drunk.
0:42.1	No, I have not.
0:43.1	I have not.
0:44.1	I have not.
0:45.1	I have not drunk with you.
0:46.1	No, I was in Mexico, and I was.
0:47.6	Explain yourself, Shalatti.
0:48.6	Well, I was living in Mexico when I was 24, and so far my story checks out, and I went
0:55.7	to a bar.
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