It was nice talking to you, Skally, online the other day. Thanks again for the responses to this topic. Just to clear a few things up, I am not focused just on football anymore. Football was my dream, while growing up. It is sad for me to think now, that I wasted my youth and many oportunities to excel in different ways. I truely believe that I could have been someone in football.
To answer larc's question, "At the age of 23, could you still pursue a football career?" I would say, yes and no. Yes meaning, there is always a chance at something. I still feel that I could be good at the game. No meaning, I have not had the training in high school and college that would be essential in the pro's. It would take me too long to really learn everything.
I didn't choose to be a JW. I was born into it. I was born a JW. I never had a choice. I lost my childhood and will never get it back. You know, this just adds to my feelings on why JW teenagers are so immature when they finally move out of there parents house.
Most JW young adults when they move out of there parents house they have this enormous amount of freedom and they don't know how to use it. They act so stupid and silly because they didn't have a childhood. They can finally act like a kid. I remember when I first moved out, I did the dumbest most retarded things. I can recall "Wednesday Nudity Night" when we would run down the streets naked and/or moon cars going by, every wednesday. Just retarted. Acted like a 12 year old, but we all thought it was so cool. You know? Damn. We were never children. Those of us that were raised in the truth, never had a childhood. Thats sad. No wonder we are so messed up now. Geez.