My Story (in detail)

by KW13 12 Replies latest jw friends

  • R.Crusoe
    R.Crusoe

    Love is the key to everyones pain! A caring love you can see in a persons eyes and in how they relate and look out for how you're feeling. That kind of love can move mountains in forgiveness and understanding, but only when it's both ways. If you've found that then I'm so pleased for you and your marriage. Funnily enough I know a few people who love each other and have been together for years without the ceremony. To me they have all they need in this life. Anything else is a bonus!

    My mum isn't a JW but never in my life have we been able to have a realstic conversation. I've always tried, so many times it hurts, but it isn't gonna happen. I'm mid 40s and shes in her 60s now. People due to the permutation of their life events, end up with brains that think and hearts that feel so differently to each other. As we know, if they're in your family the hurt is deep and lasts. Add to that my JW years and ....forget it!

    Hope you n your mum get to a better position but meantime...

    Have fun with your child and bride, which I'm sure you will. Love life and it loves you back!

  • LeslieV
    LeslieV

    Wow, you have had quite a life already for an 18 year old. You are a SURVIVOR not a victim any longer.

    The one thing you can take from all your experiences in life is to not repeat the same mistakes that your parents did. Love your child, your Megan, be a good Dad, and husband. Give your child the love and stability that you didn't have, the most important is to be there for your son.

    Good Luck we are all here for you, and thanks for sharing your life with us.

    Leslie

  • Anony-Mouse
    Anony-Mouse

    Amazing....

    You're a year older than I am, and I have no idea how you've been able to cope with all that. I'm not sure I could do it. You've done well it seems.

    Good luck!

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