Are Utah and Mormon Mommy Bloggers Creating a False Perception of Reality?
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Melanie ClarkJanuary 30, 2017
I read blogs occasionally. It is important to remember that blogs are reality, for the blogger. There is nothing false about that. The reader may enjoy reading blogs but the life lessons may or may not apply. You should only take away what applies to you.
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