yeah, i can't really fault the women much. they are typically very soft-spoken, obedient and supportive to their husbands, not attention-seeking, have children young, etc. yeah honestly top-tier as far as women go. i guess my main criticism would be that they can be overly strict domineering mothers. in mormon culture if you have a rebellious son it's a disaster for the parents as the rest of the ward will think the parents are sinning and being punished with a bad child. so like if they have a teenage son who wants to miss a church activity they will go to extreme measures to force him to go. they have to or else their own reputation plummets. it's humiliating for them if their kids break any of the church rules, and their peers see it as god punishing them for breaking commandments. but the natural growth of a man is that he's supposed to gradually get more distant from his mother (this process starts almost immediately, even in toddlers the boys are on average a further physical distance from their mothers than the girls). shortly after puberty a boy should finally dominate over his mother and will move to the "male world". mormonism doesn't allow for this. pretty much every single aspect of the "male world" is breaking some mormom commandment. it's part of what breeds such pathetic mormon adult men. in my ward a lot of the men were being severely bullied at work by non-mormon men. the same in schools too. like you just don't stand a chance if you're actually following the religion.
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