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  Hello

  by UnshackleTheChains in

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  i decided to join this forum as have been lurking awhile.

  there are lots of interesting topics on here that appeal to me.. i have been a witness for almost 3 decades and am very disillusioned with the organisation at this time.

  i am beginning to see it in a new light as i am getting older.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  Welcome to the forum. Lots to see here.

  ~Jean
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  Did leaving the "Org" ruin scary movies for you?

  by jeanniebeanzz in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  many 'scary' movies base their 'jumps' on a belief in the supernatural, demons etc.

  since i have left that all behind, ther aren't many 'scary' movies that even make me uncomfortable let alone scared.

  lol.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  Many 'scary' movies base their 'jumps' on a belief in the supernatural, demons etc. etc. Since I have left that all behind, ther aren't many 'scary' movies that even make me uncomfortable let alone scared. lol

  I suppose it's a good thing, but I laugh my way through the worst of them just critiquing the special effects. Anyone else become fearless in the face of the occult? XD

  ~Jean
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  What's The First "Worldly" Thing You Did When You Exited The Cult?

  by pale.emperor in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  when you finally and officially exited the cult, whether it be by disfellowshipping, disassociating or fading - what was the first things you did that are considered "worldly"?.

  for me, it was like crash landing on another planet that looked like earth but was completely different to the earth i knew.

  i wanted to learn everything that i thought i already knew.. first things i did:.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  I watched, 'Braveheart'... an "R" rated movie... such a horrible sinner... much worse than the child sexual abuse they cover up... i'm sure I'll burn in hell. lmao
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  What was the biggest hypocrisy you have seen while a witness?

  by HereIgo in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i have far too many to name, however, i have noticed obscene music, cussing, lying and secretive gambling to name a few.

  thoughts?.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  alcoholic elders giving advice to 'sisters' who have concerns about their alcoholic husbands on how, 'beer is a food', and how 'daily drinking is not a problem'... <.< assholes... ruined a lot of lives...
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  WT 1/2017: "Why is the Bible sometimes misunderstood?"

  by Schnufti in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the bible is designed to be understood by those who are humble and willing to learn.

  jesus said to his father: “i publicly praise you, father, lord of heaven and earth, because you have carefully hidden these things from wise and intellectual ones and have revealed them to young children.” (luke 10:21) the bible is written in such a way that only those with the right attitude would understand its message.

  people with a proud attitude—a common trait of “wise and intellectual ones”—tend to misunderstand the bible.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  Wait, so the bible was written to attract morons?... dude... it all makes sense now.
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  The J.W fishpond of marriage mates! How many of us married a idiot!! No choice.

  by Witness 007 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  what a horror.

  instead of there being "more fish in the sea" our marriage mates came from the small and crapy witness pond.

  anyone got burned by going with mr or mrs you will have to do?

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  jeanniebeanzz

  they make you take a vow of allegiance to a printing corporation when you are 11 (my story), then beat you into submission and a bad marriage in your late teens, THEN threaten to take your kids from you if you don't put up with his crap and abuse in to your late 20's and when you have had enough and give them the ole, 'thanks for all the fish' and leave, they destroy your reputation and try to take your kids.

  ideal mates, those... <.<

  ~Jean
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  ls homosexuality really normal?

  by atomant in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  l know animals do it but their animals.they dont live by a moral code.the thought of 2 men going for it is not normal.what are your thoughts?.

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  O.O

  *checks setting on the 'way back machine'... hmmm... strange, everything seems to indicate that the year is 2016, how has this topic has been brought for serious discussion? Has a puzzlement at it's appearance.
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  Inappropriate Behavior

  by rebelfighter in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  now i know i am getting older or of the older generation.

  i have had a very strange day with a lot of strange dealings with people with strange behavior today but this one incident was just over the top.

  so i came out of a store in a busy shopping center.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  Interesting, rebel; your Facebook comment made me think...

  According to just a quick Facebook text search, there are lots of people who post about changing clothes in the parking lot of the gym rather than in the dressing room... some because they are uncomfortable changing in the gym dressing room in close contact with others because they were victims of childhood sexual abuse in the school locker rooms by... applies to men and women both. I had no idea.

  So, I am wondering if this guy you are dissing is a rape or child abuse victim who is more comfortable changing where he can be seen (and helped by others in an emergency) rather than chance doing so in a space he views as dangerous.

  Just a thought...
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  Elder's remark about contributions not being made

  by Simon Templar in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i am still in and was assigned to collect the contribution after the meeting.

  i checked the boxes with another brother and there was nothing inside.

  no contributions were made that day.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  May the trend continue world wide...

  (just a thought, maybe they shouldn't have villafied college)
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  Playboy Features Hijab for the First Time

  by Village Idiot in

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  don't know about you guys but i've always found something erotic about muslim women wearing the hijab and, not the burkha, but a modest loose dress that leaves plenty to the imagination.

  it has an air of the mysterious like i want to actually get underneath it and explore what most men are not allowed to see in the relatively modest dresses of western women.. here's an article on miss playboy bunny: https://www.yahoo.com/style/145960-182016583.html.. any fantasizers out there?.

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  why would a muslim woman even be in such a publication? doesn't that go against the very core of their beliefs on modesty? :/