187: Carmina and Sabrina | From Sister Missionaries to Lovers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2025
- Carmina and Sabrina were called to serve missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as Mormon missionaries. What they didn't expect was that they would meet each other--and eventually fall in love.
This is a story about two Latter-day Saint women with unique stories of faith, of trial, of frustration, of hiding, and of freedom.
Sabrina and Carmina share their stories about family, faith, and the future.
#LatterGayStories #Queer #Lesbian #Bisexual #ComingOut
I haven't watched yet (and am excited to) but just from the title I was like "Oh, these two, I saw their episode on Girlscamp called "Sister Missionaries Turned Lovers" but NO, it's a different pair!! I love that! That's great!
Thank you for sharing your story. You are following your calling of creating a loving space and peace for all of God’s children.
Whew! That was my 1st time watching an hour & a half long podcast but well worth watching! now it fully made me understand the 2 of you. It opened my mind on why love should be unconditional for anyone. Everyone should be free to love and be happy. Thats what love is all about. And where there’s love, God is around. Wo wait.. I could be in the next podcast don’t you think?? Guys why don’t you invite me? Im the one paying for the wedding !❤😊
Hahah hi dad 👀
Congrats on navigating all the barriers and coming to your own! Xoxo
What a fantastic episode! Had tears of pure happiness rolling down my cheeks listening to your story! All my best wishes for your future!
Enjoyed the episode! What a fun story!
I had the opportunity to meet Carmina in the MTC Brazil!! I love her a lot!!!! She is fantastic!
Yes! More female energy on Latter Gay Stories! We are queer and we are here!
omg I go to utah state!! also queer myself and it’s so cool to hear their story knowing they’re so close to me :)
Carmina and Sabrina, you both seem like such beautiful souls. I am so proud of both of you and just truly with the very best for you both.
I really enjoyed hearing their story. Thanks!
I personally am not LDS but my great great grandfather was actually one of the builders of the head temple in UT so I've been interested in understanding. I really appreciate Kyle's thoughtful questions towards guests so the listener gets a better understanding of the belief. I believe if Mormonism plans to thrive going forward their antiquated homophobic ideology needs to stop
They are so great together!❤
Love this too! might also add that mental health is fluid-ups and downs throughout life- we shouldnt judge ourselves on this facet of life either.
Thanks for sharing your story ❤
Thank you for CAPTIONing
I went to the same "colorado with a corner of nebraska" mission. I recently finished my mission and now face a very intimidating future of whether I will have a temple marriage or marry at all. I've been struggling with the question of my sexuality and how to react to it - in fact, various parts of the law of chastity - since middle school. I've gone back and forth about my opinion so many times, and the cognitive dissonance i feel has hurt me deeply. my mission was almost a hail mary of a sorts. I had many wonderful experiences, i do not regret a moment of my proselyting mission, but it did not resolve my inner conflict in regards to marriage. I don't know what to do or what to believe. My patriarchal blessing told me to marry a man, but I've always felt very uncomfortable when i thought of dating any guy i knew or might know.
Sabrina and Carmina's story makes me cry; it's like a fairytale that is ok to happen to other people, but not me.
I'm scared to come out only to find an "exception to the rule" guy that invalidates and disproves the hope I have that it is ok to be in a sapphic relationship. Im scared that if i choose otherwise, i'll make some kind of irreversible shameful mistake in god's eyes. I'm scared that I will never learn to like guys romantically. I'm scared of disappointing or disgusting the people around me, or accidentally leading my siblings (i'm the oldest of 6) wrongly. I dont know who's safe to talk to about this.
In the past when I've prayed about it, i always get a "hakuna matata; dw about it it'll all be taken care of" response and that has unfortunately not helped lessen my anxiety.
Anyway, i mean to say that i feel very seen through this video.
This is a sweet love story 😊
Love this story very much ❤
Omg-call hallmark. This is a beautiful love story!!!
The family piece has me nervous ❤
As a mom, I celebrate your relationship ❤🎉
THOSE ARE MY FRIENDS ❤❤❤❤
How Wonderful. 😊
WOW, what an empowering story...
Question???
How do we contact you... I have a very good story to share???
fellow OT love it!
Finally a mission that wasn't a total waste of time.
Only waste of time here is yourself, and this fake story.
1:08:00 it doesn't matter what others think, it matters what god thinks.
Is god not others? 😂 Anyway, love the episode and hope you two all the luck in the world! (Except the bad kind.)
I just want to know, if they are still serving the Church?
Beautiful. Thank you Carmina, Sabrina, Kyle-thank you God. ❤
We have something in common? I love women also. Kisses and hugs to you. 😊
I used to know a closeted gay male mormon.
Ok the whole street and intersection a little overused analogy there
They are way too young to be putting out there like this. :(
I love my missnarie