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Within a year, I was homeless. With no college degree and limited schooling, I only qualified for jobs doing physical labor. I worked at a grocery store deli while sleeping in a car.

I showered at a gym and changed into my uniform in the bathrooms of other grocery stores. This past year, my partner, whom I met through mutual friends in , and I found a community in Olympia, Washington. Thanks to the help of many friends and strangers from around the world, my blog archives have been restored, and I have some financial support from online patrons of my work.

I do not own a car. I can no longer work on my feet because my body is so damaged from being overworked as a child, so I write. Between therapy and the relentless inconvenience of poverty, I write. I write about trauma and recovery, about poverty and injustice, about what I know now.

I have not spoken to my parents in three years. As for my adult siblings, most people guess that our shared experience would bring us closer, but this has not been the case. When I was homeless, my two older sisters blamed me for my own poverty. Four of my adult siblings are still part of the Quiverfull movement. Sometimes I receive a phone call from one of my brothers, but the chasm between what I believe now and what they believe makes communication nearly impossible. Cynthia Jeub is a freelance writer based in Olympia, Washington.

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She is a womb-man. But there's more to the Quiverfull mindset than a love of big families. It's based on a backlash against the growing acceptance of birth control and feminism within Christianity. Sarah Dawes, 34, from Derbyshire, has six children. She had worked in an office and a shoe shop before embracing the Quiverfull life. Dawes says that her career didn't offer her any comparable fulfilment. You don't get that from a job.

Quiverfull ideology also advocates a return to "traditional" roles in the home, where women are wife and mother first of all. They are their husband's "helpmeet", designed to support him as head of the household and primary breadwinner. Dawes's husband Damian, who is self-employed, admits the pressures of raising a large family on a single income can be stressful.

He has doubts about continuing to follow Quiverfull teachings on family planning. I'd like to have a break. One woman who tested her faith in Quiverfull to the limit is Vyckie Garrison, a mother of seven.

Once a cornerstone of the Quiverfull movement in the US, she left in There are Quiverfull families which do not home school. Discuss this post on the NLQ forums! Get newsletters and updates Close. Also, send me the Nonreligious Newsletter and special offers. Also, send me the Nonreligious Newsletter.

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