Category Archives: The Gospel According to Floozy

Personal, unfiltered lessons in the cultural perplexities of Mormonism and Anti-Feminism in Utah

My tale from The Vagina Testimonies at Sunstone Symposium: Bertha Goes to Heaven

Posted on August 1, 2012 by TheCottonFloozy

Every year, many Mormons, post-Mormons, and Mormon-flavored people get together and talk about things — openly, intellectually, artistically. It is called the Sunstone Symposium. I took part in a Eve Ensler-inspired session titled ‘The Vagina Testimonies.’ Some talks were serious. … Continue reading →

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Antidepressants in Utah: The Floozy Pops!

Posted on January 4, 2012 by TheCottonFloozy

Let’s begin with a little Utah History lesson. Before Utah was even Utah it was ‘discovered’ by some people called Native Americans who called it ‘home.’ Some time after that, a lot of Mormons settled there and called it ‘home … Continue reading →

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