I had many days like this but I will never forget the time that a 'prominent elder' publicaly declared that he wants to see the worldly people die at Armaggeddon. "I hope that I can look out the window & watch it all happening". I went home and thought; 'WTF am I a part of here'? I really felt sad that a middle aged man had such horrible feelings toward his felow man.
What was your saddest day as a JW?
by jambon1 42 Replies latest jw friends
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MidwichCuckoo
The morning I got Baptised...I was torn between something I didn't want to do OR having my Mum not speaking to me for a further period of time.
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ex-nj-jw
The day I got dunked! I knew I didn't want to do it but I knew if I didn't, my dad might just follow through with his threat. I felt sick to my stomach before, during and after. It was not a happy day.
nj
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Velvetann
Definitely the day I got baptized. I DID NOT want to do it. I was 15. I was literally sick to my stomach and knew I did not want to dedicate my life to this religion.
Here is a photo of that day. I am on the left, The other two girls were 14. We are waiting for our turn to be dunked. Such a sad Day in my opinion.
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jambon1
God. So many unhappy, 'happiest day of your lives'. Awful.
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Casper
When I realised the "Unity" that I had believed in with all my heart, not the teachings, but the "Unity" they said they had,
was in reality ... a "Joke".
Cas
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Nowman
The day I left the org, that I knew my parents would let me go because I did not want to serve Jehovah their way, thats why I was sad. I was not DFd yet, so I was still a JW. It should still count.
Nikki
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Quirky1
Everyday I was in that cult.
Quirky1
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Hope4Others
Well I'm a little off but I was devastated by losing this big guy, I cried for months he never let me out of his sight. I had
him cremated I could not bare the thought of what they do with the carcases. I can not look at the urn, I have it put away still.
I have thought about cracking it open this year and sprinkling his ashes under his favorite tree.
hope4others
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Eyes Open
The meeting where I knew I wouldn't be there much more. Had to hold back the tears until I'd got out of the hall.