That is a good question ....
I have learned about exJWs
... I am not alone
... they are the same as the rest of the world in their variety of viewpoints, and not all like me
... they value their freedom above all else
... many of them have struggled with the same issues as me, and most have found their way
... sexist attitudes prevail
I have learned about the WTBTS
... corruption is widespread
... drunkenness is rampant with the elders, and it was not just my congo
... JCs about sexual matters are often used for salacious sexual gratification by the elders involved, and mine was no exception
... they maintain a haven for pedophiles,,, I had no idea about the coverups, and you would not believe the storm of rage this has created in me, to the point that I cannot even drive by the local KH without wanting to destroy it, over 2 years later
... new light about 'this generation' literally made me nauseous
... the turnaround on transplants, and people who died because of their 'cannibalism' policy
... so many lies and flip-flops, too many to detail
... the UN scandal --- this was truly shocking, their arrogance is astounding
... the Malawi/Mexico scandal,,, not as shocking, but still, disgusting
I have learned about the internet
... I really can make friends online
... you can catch viruses from embedded links
... after a few forays into 'yahoo-land', JWD is one of the safest place to engage in discussion
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