SIAR - I remember when it was a BIG deal to wear a coloured shirt - maybe the 70s? Very risque!
:P
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SIAR - I remember when it was a BIG deal to wear a coloured shirt - maybe the 70s? Very risque!
:P
A congregation in the Ultra- Right Wing conservative city of Bloemfontein [South Africa ] had a cupboard for white shirts and would request visiting speakers to change shirts if their own shirts were too colourful ! I kid you not !
And god-forbid you pitched up in a "pink number" ! Pink anything was Verboten !!!
JWs are placed into a situation of fear, guilt, oppression, pressure to do more for the organization which usually involves more public distribution of the WTS. literature.
The WTS designs its own appealing sales representatives (JWS) to how they look , talk, what they are to do in their private secular life, to whom they are to associate with, what they are to read , how much education they should seek.
All of it basically is to control people to become door to door sales representatives for the Watchtower Publishing house.
For all of that imposing regulations and control is surprising that many JWs develop depression, anxiety and other psychological disorders ???
I wore 'rimless' wire framed glasses when I was a Bethelite in the 70's , just like Papa Knorr!
so--would a bro with wire rim glasses and a shaved head as well get d/f ?
or--only if he was a sister ?
The WTS heads design their own version of spirituality, any signs of secular fashion is admonished because it shows that a person is vain, self observed and perhaps narcissistic.
The WTS wants its representatives to look wholesome and righteous in their appealing eyes.