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  Eagerly anticipating the death of billions!

  by stuckinarut2 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  surely someone who eagerly looks forward to the death of billions of people (including babies and children) is not emotionally healthy?.

  yet, that is the key belief "happily" anticipated by witnesses.... food for thought?.

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  Sabin

  Yep, do not let your eye feel sorry! & they sure don't. Other people don't matter only JW's.

  Repeat after me: Only jw's matter, only jw's matter' only jw's matter, only jw's matter.

  Get it?
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  Revelation - it's grand climax is at hand

  by Listener in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  some people point out the subliminal pictures in the wtbts publications but sometimes things are just so obvious, such as the title of the book above.. the person who came up with the title for this book must have had a good old laugh.. interestingly, this book first came out in 1988 and has not been included in the online library but nothing has replaced it.

  the org is really going backwards when they ditch old light and cannot come up with anything new.

  they are real wankers ;)..

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  Sabin

  The Greatest Man who ever lived inside slimboyfat's pant's
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  Is this a BEAUTIFUL STORY--or what?

  by Terry in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  is this a beautiful story, or what?.

  act one________.

  now in an ordinary romance of the golden hollywood era, the boy goes off to war while the young lady waits nervously for his safe return.in a cary grant, debra kerr movie, the two vow to meet after a certain period of time and tragic circumstances intervene.. in my story, the young man is a conscientious objector who goes to prison instead of off to the vietnam war.

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  Terry this is so wounderful, I'm so happy for you.
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  Hey, this is me... I'm the guy on the left! =)

  by Divergent in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  (picture taken from the wt study some weeks back).

  all these years, i've always dreaded waking up early for field service.

  i'm a night owl & love to sleep late, so it was excruciating for me to have to wake up early in the mornings & go door knocking.

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  Fade to black, if you can go a goatee then good for you. My hubby grows one to & I love it. He just got his ear pierced as well, & I love that on him. Funny enough it's rings on men I cant stand I find them most effeminate. Do you think if I write to the GB & tell them I'm stumbled by their female looking hands they will remove them? NO. HaHa. Of course it is just my personal preference but that's not allowed when your a jw is it.
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  Are we participants in this forum because of bouts of "loneliness"?

  by Wonderment in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i wonder how many of us here hold on to this meeting place out of "loneliness.

  could it be that we harbor feelings of "abandonment" and "loneliness" from being left cold and dry by the wt people and our families?

  perhaps we do have a need to reach out to people with similar experiences.

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  Sabin

  I think all humans go through loneliness at times in their lives in or out of the Borg. Yes sometimes I feel lonely, I felt more lonely when I was in it as the friendships are superficial. Now I am at home & no they don't call & there are moments that I think this sucks but I also feel contented in a way that I never experienced with JW's. I enjoy the moments, the quiet & I'm aware that all they want is for me to feel sad without them, it makes me smile as what I am is FREE to be myself. So I sign in here talk, read, listen & learn more about myself then I ever did with those cock suckers. Besides do you really believe they are truly happy? Their not. Big Hug for you all.
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  heart troubles

  by zeb in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  dear all,.

  my health took a beating over the years with stress from various sources, not a little from the wt; and dangerous areas of work involving fumes and so on.

  the arc also took its toll and i have had recently a heart attack.

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  Zeb, your'll be fine mate. Will think of you. Big Hug.
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  Can a baptism be annulled?

  by angel.face in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i joined this site about 4 years ago and life was very different to say the least.

  i was a jw and started the process of 'waking up' after experiencing life threatening blood loss due to complications of a pregnancy.

  i was married with two kids (husband was an ms) and was a stay-at-home mom.

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  Losing precious fellowship with loved ones may help him to come to his senses!

  What loved ones would that be? The hypocrisy of these people never ceases to amaze me. There is no love among them. There has never been love among them. There never will be love among them.

  Really & truthfully if you have walked away from them, then you have effectively disfellowshipped them from your life, & why the hell wouldn't you?

  At the end of the day if you got dunked they will never let you forget it, they love the power to much, makes them feel like BIG BOYS.
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  Is this a BEAUTIFUL STORY--or what?

  by Terry in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  is this a beautiful story, or what?.

  act one________.

  now in an ordinary romance of the golden hollywood era, the boy goes off to war while the young lady waits nervously for his safe return.in a cary grant, debra kerr movie, the two vow to meet after a certain period of time and tragic circumstances intervene.. in my story, the young man is a conscientious objector who goes to prison instead of off to the vietnam war.

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  Terry, go get your girl
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  Question time

  by Sabin in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  with all the evidence stacked against them on child abuse issues, why do you think they are still refusing to play ball with the authorities?

  why not put their hands up & say "we got a problem, we need help to change our medieval policies, we need advise on how to conduct our affairs in away that is in the victims best interests".. do you think that it is blatant, selfish pride.

  the risk of losing money & struggling as a consequence, or they truly believe that jehovah is protecting them & by admitting they have acted in this inconceivable way would bring reproach on his name?.

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  With all the evidence stacked against them on child abuse issues, why do you think they are still refusing to play ball with the authorities? Why not put their hands up & say "We got a problem, we need help to change our medieval policies, we need advise on how to conduct our affairs in away that is in the victims best interests".

  Do you think that it is blatant, selfish pride. The risk of losing money & struggling as a consequence, or they truly believe that Jehovah is protecting them & by admitting they have acted in this inconceivable way would bring reproach on his name?
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  New Book About Jehovah’s Witnesses Starts Creating a Buzz in The JW and Ex JW Community

  by GodZoo in

  1. social
  2. current

  a recently published book, by best selling author eugene walker has started creating a buzz inside the jehovahs witness community.

  in his new book, "jehovah's witnesses exposed - what really goes on inside the kingdom hall walls", eugene walker brings to light hidden issues that many jehovah's witnesses now face in the organisation.. .

  http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/11/prweb13083118.htm.

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  Sabin

  Has anyone read the book? & would they like to make a comment?

  I haven't so I will reserve my judgment, don't want to throw stones then discover I'm standing in a greenhouse.