but weirdly enough, i've been mentioned here before, when one of my posts at lj (about whether or not subjection to the organization is relative) caused a bit of a war among ljjws.
i found this forum googling my username, actually.
i was wondering if anyone here has any theories as to why it is that, the more meetings we skip, the less we want to go.
Steve2, loved the metaphor =D hehe
Glitter, there's no decision I'd take more seriously. The first time I changed religions I was 10... It's been nearly a decade of searching and just when I thought I had found The Truth and settled, in comes a wave of doubt shaking the very bases of my belief structure... Let's just say I've been feeling kinda lost.
but weirdly enough, i've been mentioned here before, when one of my posts at lj (about whether or not subjection to the organization is relative) caused a bit of a war among ljjws.
i found this forum googling my username, actually.
i was wondering if anyone here has any theories as to why it is that, the more meetings we skip, the less we want to go.
Thanks. I don't want to just stop going, though (yet it's what I'm doing). I feel like I'm leaving safe ground to... where? What is there? I've been catholic, evangelist, in spiritism, then jw. Where do I go from here? =/
but weirdly enough, i've been mentioned here before, when one of my posts at lj (about whether or not subjection to the organization is relative) caused a bit of a war among ljjws.
i found this forum googling my username, actually.
i was wondering if anyone here has any theories as to why it is that, the more meetings we skip, the less we want to go.
Ljjws is actually just an acronym I use for the jws in lj, as opposed to the real-life jws, with which I have a pretty different relationship.
Rabbit and seeitallclearlynow, so sorry about your moms... I don't even like to think about something happening to mine (she's the only other jw in the family, and she's just a student. I have an uncle who used to be a jw, but is disfellowshipped).
I should be in a meeting right now. I had every intention of going, all through the day, even if it was just to see my friends and set something up for the weekend. The clock slowly but surely made its way closer and closer to the time I should've gone and I simply couldn't bring myself to leave... *sigh*
but weirdly enough, i've been mentioned here before, when one of my posts at lj (about whether or not subjection to the organization is relative) caused a bit of a war among ljjws.
i found this forum googling my username, actually.
i was wondering if anyone here has any theories as to why it is that, the more meetings we skip, the less we want to go.
But weirdly enough, I've been mentioned here before, when one of my posts at LJ (about whether or not subjection to the organization is relative) caused a bit of a war among ljjws. I found this forum googling my username, actually.
I was wondering if anyone here has any theories as to why it is that, the more meetings we skip, the less we want to go. If we're missing our spiritual meals, shouldn't we be getting more hungry?
