Are You Comfortable With Who You Now Are?

by minimus 23 Replies latest jw friends

  • minimus
    minimus

    Many JWs are misfits and many that were raised as JWs find it difficult to be "normal". Are you comfortable with yourself at this point in time?

  • just fine
    just fine

    Absolutely! I was raised in it and left more than 15 years ago. The first few years were a little rough, now life gets better and better. Freedom is a wonderful thing. Once i made peace with the decision I had made the rest was easy. Once you find your balance to the point no one can shake you from it, the witnesses have no control.

  • bigmac
    bigmac

    no--i want to be someone else

  • happy@last
    happy@last

    I didn't know who I really was when I was a JW. Now I'm not, I'm happy to find the real me and I like me.

  • OnTheWayOut
    OnTheWayOut

    I would like to lose a little weight, but otherwise- YEAH!

    I know what I know and I am able to say "I don't know" when I don't- instead of pretending to have all the answers.

  • daringhart13
    daringhart13

    YES...very much so.

    I did go through a period of bitterness when it came to lack of a career/college education. But the more people I work for, the more I realize I'm more qualified than half of them.

    Leaving Jehovah's Witnesses was the key to daily happiness

  • OUTLAW
    OUTLAW

    You Comfortable With Who You Now Are?

    ..........................Absolutely!..

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  • jgnat
    jgnat

    Heck. What's normal?

    I'll take my abnormal fiftysomething self any day. Yep, I'm pretty comfortable except from the aches and pains brought on by an overenthusiastic fitness instructor. Five sets of stairs? Really? Really?

    Endless Stairs

  • galaxie
    galaxie

    YES!!! With a lip curling.......AHUH HUH LETS ROCK!!

  • NewYork44M
    NewYork44M

    The last thing I want to be is "normal." I am more than happy to be beyond 3 standard deviations from normal. May be that is an over exaggeration - 2 SDI.

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