by Aaac 7 Replies latest jw friends
I have gathered Ex JW experiences at http://medlem.tripodnet.nu/aaac/kokemuksia.html .
There are almost 300 links to experiences. If you know of an experience that is not mentioned (especially that of yours), please e-mail me. Thank you in advance!
Your's Aaac Menning
What a great thing you have done compiling all those stories on a web page. I only read a couple but they really tugged at my heart and I could relate to them so well. I hope I can share my story sometime soon.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this site. It's interesting to see posts from Freeminds, CAIC, and other places all together in one list!! This is quite valuable.
-J.R., member, UADNA-MN
(Unseen Apostate Directorate of North America - Minnesota division)
This post was not evaluated by any mental health professionals.
Any opinions expressed are those of a fuzzy, cuddly rodent.
Interesting Site!
ISP
That's very useful - I think the personal accounts are very powerful and convincing to a lot of people (often the harsh treatment of others is one of the first things that start people doubting).
Reminds me that I really should do "our story" sometime soon ...
I am not done yet, but I have read the storys of people, I know, and they all matter to me, these include Dan Dystkra, Doug Checkets, Jim Penton, Randall Waters, and all others that choose to share their story.
Cool idea. Personally, I left just because I thought the elders in my hall were a bunch of jerks but still believed most (though not all) of the doctrine. What first helped me realize what a load of crap it all is was reading personal experiences. I think those really speak a lot louder than sites that just list how the JW's interpretation (I know I probably just misspelled that didn't I?) of the bible isn't right.
Back down the bullies to the back of the bus
Its time for them to be scared of us
I've never read Farkel's experience before..wow!!!!
Hugs to everyone on that page...
