i apologise for not replying to pm's from the past couple of days ... pain and dealing with it has made me a 'bad' correspondent ..... .
tomorrow, sunday, i'm gonna check my msgs and get back to you .. i'm sorry!.
with much love,.
Tal, we could all use a bit of Judge Judy right about now. I'd love to hear her take on recent events here, lol. Sounds like the media, some news programs would be a good idea. I hope you found some relief tonight. Xx
I'm sorry for your pain ((LisaRose)). My best friend has fibro that was controlled for about 10 years or so. Just this last year she is beside herself in pain for days and days on end. I feel helpless.
wishing you all a restful night, and better tomorrow.
i apologise for not replying to pm's from the past couple of days ... pain and dealing with it has made me a 'bad' correspondent ..... .
tomorrow, sunday, i'm gonna check my msgs and get back to you .. i'm sorry!.
with much love,.
Tal, is there a review board, or malpractice unit you can appeal to?
Zed, I know.
do you hear it?
not talking about voices.
i'm talking about that little niggling thing, on the side.
I love the small quiet voice. I was thinking as I read through the posts, one of the "loudest" quiet voices came to me the day I left the JW's. Nothing was premeditated, never considered in a million years I would never be JW. But listening to the comments during a WT study no different than any other WT study, suddenly a voice in my head that was so loud it seemed audible, said to me "you don't belong here. they don't want you here. you will never be good enough." The reprecussions of what that would mean for me flashed through my mind just like the seconds before death they say your life does. It didn't matter to me strangely. That was my last meeting, I never went back.
The small quiet voice is powerful and usually right I have found.
witness claims he was fired after xmas.http://www.courthousenews.com/2013/04/17/56756.htm.
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bangalore.
Some people just give Jehovah's Witnesses a bad name.
Wait....
Hilarious!
i apologise for not replying to pm's from the past couple of days ... pain and dealing with it has made me a 'bad' correspondent ..... .
tomorrow, sunday, i'm gonna check my msgs and get back to you .. i'm sorry!.
with much love,.
(((tal))) xx
uncensored discussions and information for anyone interested in the advocates for awareness of watchtower abuses or 'aawa' http://aawa.co/ (previously known as "the association of anti-watchtower activists http://jwactivists.org/) and how it's handled and responded to privacy issues and put people at risk:.
aawa is here!!
(the association of anti-watchtower activists)an invitation to a new effort- aawawhy when i logged onto aawa did it go to facebook ?in regards to aawaaawa - every generation needs a new revolution - thomas jeffersonnotice how the introduction of the aawa has brought out the loonies lately?will aawa become another cult?
Actually, out of 31 threads in the Active Topics section on 2 pages, only 2 have AAWA in the title.
Is there a problem with skipping over topics one isn't interested in reading or discussing?
Just wondering
ages like 20-25 or younger.i mean damn,a 21 year old guy in my congo got baptised a couple weeks back and now his in a relationship with a jw gal and their getting married soon.any thoughts?.
Sex.
i think every jw should watch the movie tangled.
repunzel is literally in a watchtower.
everyone outside her watchtower is considered evil and dangerous..
You can find things that remind you, in just about any movie.
That is so true. I think we are more conscious of it being out of the borg. It takes great effort to break free of being controlled, and we are sensitive to it everywhere we see it.
I was sitting in my brother's (elder COBE) house at the time my mother was ready to die. We were watching the Wizard of Oz and even though I have seen it 100 times in my life, it felt like the first time I really got it. Nobody else in the room (all JW's) were experiencing what I was; not in the same place.
i received my copy of barbara andersons cd paedophilia in an american religion a month or two ago, and i have been reading through it since.. what follows, although i have called this a review, is in no sense a scholarly consideration of the legal merits of the cases described, a task for which i am wholly unqualified.
these are, rather, my subjective reflections on the material presented, the impressions i gathered while reading the legal filings, my untrained, common-man appraisal of the cases laid out in those documents.
ill also admit to being swayed by tone of voice adopted, and to using my own common-sense yardstick in determining the reasonableness of the statements made, the responses given and the arguments put forward.
I love the chocolate cake defense.
