Opinion: Latter-day Saint women are happier than most. So why are more young women struggling? | Deseret News
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The article discusses the happiness of Latter-day Saint women in comparison to other Americans while addressing the declining retention rate among these women, particularly from the millennial generation. It explores cultural influences and philosophies that may contribute to this struggle, suggesting the need for open dialogue between generations within the faith.
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This is an opinion piece that presents a personal perspective on the happiness of Latter-day Saint women and their struggles with retention. While the argument is fairly structured, it occasionally lacks clarity in its transitions and could benefit from more concrete sourcing to strengthen its points.
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