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  response to 'older men dating teenagers/lolita'

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  hey guys.

  i feel deeply for wanderlustguy, when he describes what his father was like with young girls....incidentally, the reason i was disfellowshipped (among other things) was because i had an affair with a much older 'brother' in the cong.

  i was just 14 at the time, and being naive and completely under his influence, i believed myself to completely in love with him and believed he felt the same way for me.

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  Thank you, jaredg, means a lot :) (((Hugs to you too))))
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  response to 'older men dating teenagers/lolita'

  by girl_interrupted in

  1. social
  2. relationships

  hey guys.

  i feel deeply for wanderlustguy, when he describes what his father was like with young girls....incidentally, the reason i was disfellowshipped (among other things) was because i had an affair with a much older 'brother' in the cong.

  i was just 14 at the time, and being naive and completely under his influence, i believed myself to completely in love with him and believed he felt the same way for me.

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  Yes, it took a long time though to share it with anyone, though....I'm receiving professional help with regards to this, but its so hard to deal with....the people I thought were my friends deserted me when i needed them most which is the one thing that hurts possibly more then the affair itself....
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  response to 'older men dating teenagers/lolita'

  by girl_interrupted in

  1. social
  2. relationships

  hey guys.

  i feel deeply for wanderlustguy, when he describes what his father was like with young girls....incidentally, the reason i was disfellowshipped (among other things) was because i had an affair with a much older 'brother' in the cong.

  i was just 14 at the time, and being naive and completely under his influence, i believed myself to completely in love with him and believed he felt the same way for me.

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  girl_interrupted

  Hey Guys

  I feel deeply for wanderlustguy, when he describes what his father was like with young girls....incidentally, the reason I was disfellowshipped (among other things) was because I had an affair with a much older 'brother' in the cong. I was just 14 at the time, and being naive and completely under his influence, I believed myself to completely in love with him and believed he felt the same way for me. Needless to say, HE DIDN'T, and it turned out that I was just one of many, both past and present. This guy has scarred me mentally and emotionally, and though I no longer have any contact with him, it still breaks my heart to think of him :(
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  long years of brainwashing finally come to an end.....

  by girl_interrupted in

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  hi everyone, i'm new here......basically, i found this website a couple of weeks ago when i was in dire need of some like-minded souls who had felt screwed up about the jw's.

  from about the age of four/five, my parents and i were involved in the organisation, and all three of us are stil messed up because of it.....we are no longer involved in it, but it took quite a few years before my parents found the strength to leave.

  to begin with, i was quite a zealous jw, was baptised at twelve and disfellowshipped at fourteen, because as i got older i began to grow ''weak in the truth'' as people so kindly described me!

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  Hi guys, it's nice to have some kind of real support network at last :) My mum's taken a look at this site a few times and really likes it, so hopefully I can get her to post a couple of things! Thanks again peeps xox
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  eating disorders in JWs

  by girl_interrupted in

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  what would the jehovah's witnesses have to say about eating disorders?

  presumably any kind of mental illness is frowned upon and put down to weakness of the spirit.....i know when i was in it, one sister was severely chastised for having depression....she was told to have more faith in jehovah and presumably when she did, her husband would stop beating her and sexually abusing their kids which was understandably the source of her depression!

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  What would the Jehovah's Witnesses have to say about eating disorders? Presumably any kind of mental illness is frowned upon and put down to weakness of the spirit.....I know when I was in it, one sister was severely chastised for having depression....she was told to have more faith in Jehovah and presumably when she did, her husband would stop beating her and sexually abusing their kids which was understandably the source of her depression!!
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  long years of brainwashing finally come to an end.....

  by girl_interrupted in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  hi everyone, i'm new here......basically, i found this website a couple of weeks ago when i was in dire need of some like-minded souls who had felt screwed up about the jw's.

  from about the age of four/five, my parents and i were involved in the organisation, and all three of us are stil messed up because of it.....we are no longer involved in it, but it took quite a few years before my parents found the strength to leave.

  to begin with, i was quite a zealous jw, was baptised at twelve and disfellowshipped at fourteen, because as i got older i began to grow ''weak in the truth'' as people so kindly described me!

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  girl_interrupted

  Hi everyone, I'm new here......basically, I found this website a couple of weeks ago when I was in dire need of some like-minded souls who had felt screwed up about the JW's. From about the age of four/five, my parents and I were involved in the organisation, and all three of us are stil messed up because of it.....we are no longer involved in it, but it took quite a few years before my parents found the strength to leave. To begin with, I was quite a zealous JW, was baptised at twelve and disfellowshipped at fourteen, because as I got older I began to grow ''weak in the Truth'' as people so kindly described me! Many things prompted me to start thinking, really thinking about the true nature of the organisation, one example being that when a wonderful JW family friend passed away, another 'friend' made the comment that it was the best thing that could have happened as she was not strong in the Truth..... (what a load of s*t!!!

  I have since made some brilliant 'worldly' friends who are better people then the whole lot of them put together........! Anyways, sorry if I've been rambling, feel free to reply!