Mormon, but without the BS

It seems like it'd be a perfect life to be Mormon but without the religious bullshit part of it. You'd never be lonely and your husband would never get pissed if you didn't want to have sex.  I think you'd smile and laugh more often.  I wouldn't want anyone coming in my house to check up on my family either because wtf is that? 
I may have to give this more thought, but the nice parts of the Christian bible, you know, the kindness and love part - not the talking snakes or submissive women part...it just seems nice.
Something nice is needed badly right now by me personally.
Mormon ... why did they go with that word, I wonder.
"Like the bible says, when we lose one sheep we go and look for it and don't leave it neglected and forgotten about, so I'd like to help the family."
 Or maybe I just like that part.  I heard a woman say it on a crime documentary.
I don't know.  Again, it just sounded really nice and welcoming.

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