Why go out in service? Why not just hand in a service report? Unless, of course, you're living with family members who are dubs and are therefore being watched carefully. I've been handing in fake service reports for over a year, mainly to avoid the elders prying and to save my mother another heart attack.As per my previous posts, I'm caring for my elderly mother who is still a dub but unable to get out much due to strokes and a heart attack. No one knows I'm not going out, and I am quite pleased at using the WTS' own definition of "theocratic strategy" against them - screwing up their year-end accounting records. I do, of course, speak about the "truth" to others, though not at all in a way the WTS would approve . I am trying to work out a plan whereby I move to another congregation (different language group), then "move" again later on, at which time I will have no contact whatsoever with the dubs, not even my fake service reports.
I do realize, however, that it is much more difficult for others who are more closely watched. So far I have been unable to fly under the radar.
Ascot, what is the "truth" that you speak to others?
I don't care to go in service if it's just to count time or turn in a report. Sometimes I get the impression here, that a lot of posters here, still equate God with the organization. You can turn your backs on the org. without turning them on the Creator, who I think deserves some credit for our existence.