SCOUT· 43%34m·2026-09-23·News PoliticsI Left My Fiancé, My Church and My Shame
At the age of 25, the comedian Taylor Tomlinson was sure she had life and love figured out. She’d left behind a religious faith that felt too restrictive. She was engaged to a man she loved. She was also writing her first Netflix special. Tomlinson felt like her career and personal life were on track and that nothing…
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““Sometimes you’re meant to meet someone to lose them.” Powerful wisdom.”
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“Every relationship steers you toward where you're meant to be.”
“She's a hilarious comedian and has always seemed like a really nice person. I'm glad she's making her way and finding herself. She used to like my comments on her FB posts sometimes - that was cool. I wish the best for her and looking forwa…”
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