Great point all in line with my original thinking on this subject. Just because this is her "special day" what right does that give her to treat someone she claims to so dearly love and want to be there as second class. Perfect case of JW doubletalk trying to have their cake and eat it too.
Although it would probably "appear" to be a nice gesture on your part to participate as asked, wouldn't acquiescing to her demands be just as hypocritical to you as what she's trying to do to you. You can't very well say that you would enjoy being the object of scorn by the JW community in attendance at this wedding so why put yourself through this just to satisfy her and the JW community who doesn't want you there. You're a person exercising "free will" as JW's as JW's so call it. Why should you subject yourself to being used as a piece of meat for a photo Op only to be tossed aside later because you happen to be distasteful to some in attendance. It should be all or nothing for you, just as it is to those who would be uncomfortable with your presence. If they are attending in support of the bride, should it matter that you are at the reception?
[quote] Your sister said:[quote]So then, tell me for yourself what happened. What do you consider yourself to be, for example, a non-practising Jehovah's Witness? Or what? Where do you place yourself within the organization?
Classic bait tactic. You tell her what happened and you get to relive the whole episode all over again, should you decide to attend. Why tell her anyway? Would she be capable of making an independent decision? Based upon this statement alone and how she's asking for your participation in the wedding, she's already determined, with elder and congregation prep, your status as it relates to the borganization anyway.