New J.W. strategy? I need to vent !!!

by hubert 12 Replies latest jw friends

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  talesin

  I agree that you should NOT trust her. This is how they got my aunt in. She always detested the JWs. My family worked on the teens, then the husband ... several years later, she succumbed to the pressure of being the only non-JW, and (unhappily and under pressure) got baptized at the age of 45. She called me up the week before her baptism, and tearfully said goodbye.

  Yes, I just thought that maybe your daughter needed the few extra bux helping auntie out around the house, and it would be soooo easy to find her a light housekeeping job once a week for cash. There's always someone looking for a bit of extra help when both partners are working.

  Keep up the fight!

  tal
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  Es

  what a horriable situation you are in. I would perhaps have a chat with your daughters and even perhaps your sis in law and tell her to back off, and yes like others have said introduce them to this site. es
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  hubert

  I agree that you should NOT trust her. ; This is how they got my aunt in

  No, I will never trust her. She is shrewd. If I continue to see a problem, I plan on contacting a cult counselor. I don't care what it cost.

  ES, Thanks. They have both been to this site in a way. I have shown both of them posts from this site, but don't know how much has sunk in. The younger j.w. one asked me not to send her any more of this stuff, so I know her brain is already fried.

  One time, a couple of years ago, before I found this site, I showed my two daughters a printout of some shunning stories from "www.J.W. Files.com", and they showed them to my sister-in-law, and she just flat said it was all lies, and they believed her. They are so good at lying, they can lie to your face, and it doesn't make them feel guilty one bit.

  Hubert