just curious.
Did YOU Go A Bit Wild or Crazy When You Left The "Truth"?
by minimus 57 Replies latest jw friends
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Think About It
Not until a couple of years later, but.........Oh yeah.
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minimus
The Organization says, those that leave, are self centered lovers of pleasures rather than lovers of God.
When I left, I had some fun in that "world" but generally speaking, didn't change all that much.
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Think About It
The Organization says, those that leave, are self centered lovers of pleasures rather than lovers of God.
That may be the only thing they ever got right.
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rip van winkle
Unfortunately my "wild" won't return, but it looks like crazy is just around the corner.
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finally awake
Not at all really, unless you count boy scout meetings as wild parties.
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mrsjones5
A tad.
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Londo111
The Society made me feel doomed, that no matter what I did, I wasn’t good enough either quality or quantity, and Jehovah seemed a constantly angry God, miffed at each little thing I wasn’t doing right. So I thought I was going to be destroyed, and in a fit of gloom, I thought, why not? When I repented, I went to the elders, got DFed.
The judicial committee, following the Society’s instructions, helped me lose my faith and get very disillusioned. So I did try. But I’m very bad at being “bad”. I’ve had a woman con me. The last straw for me was a lady I dated who was a nut and an alcoholic that I had to take kicking and screaming to the loony bin.
Once I learned TTATT, which began by reading the Watchtower’s articles on 607 and the research that this spawned, my faith eventually returned and I’m basically in a more stable place.
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eva luna
Yes, I did.
Not having a normal teen life. I ended up doing somethings much later. In my mind I was willing to try everything at least ounce. Raised a few eyebrows and looked like a dingbat I'm sure. (no offence to real bats ;-)
I've calmed down now, probably becasue I have no choice. Still can get a wild streak, espically when given a dare.
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crazyblondeb
My stepmom said when I got to move in with her and my dad,
I was like a spring that had been held down too long, then suddenly let go!