Where did I fit in to the religion?. Well initially I was genuinely interested in learning about the Bible, and outwardly, the Witnesses as a group seemed to be happy, enthusiastic Christians.
Over the years as I grew older and more experienced in life, through college, work etc. I became dissallusioned, and for quite a while, simply went through the motions, and spent most of the meetings either daydreaming, or or simply just not listening. In the end I found that living a lie was not the way to be and I DA`d myself, packed up and moved to the next county.
I know that work colleages, and family, definately viewed both myself and the WTS as a whole, as all kinds of things, abit "whako", and when I left, after the initial upheaval wore off, I could see their point.
The fact is, JW`s like to be thought of as being "different or strange or deep (as they see it)" it makes them feel special, and backs up all the WTS says.
Regards
Paul UK