Hm... DY... a little abrupt, think ye, mayhaps?
Many are perfectly content within the confines of the religion - this is truth enough. But for many, indeed, most, the confines seem too tight after a while. And then leaving is suddenly not an option.
Imagine you go on a date - all works out, you spend the night. Great!
Imagine you go on a date - you go back to the apartment after a nice dinner, suddenly become uncomfortable when you realize what is happening, try to leave, and then the "date" slams and locks the door and threatens to hurt you and your family if you ever try to leave. That would be rape...
The JW's are, all too often, like the second scenario, when friends and family become hostage to your actions; where obedience trumps morality; where "independent thinking" becomes a source of punishment.
It isn't too much to call it a rape of sorts; although stronger individuals can even recover from physical rape fairly quickly. However, it would be just plain silly to accuse a rape victim of being on a soapbox. I know strong women who have been raped and then gotten over it and gotten on with their lives. I know weak women who have not. Strength is not a virtue we all possess.
Be ye not hasty to judge...
CZAR