u/ReplacementAmazing10

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So much was stolen from us!

I'm in a very dark place right now, and I don't know if I'll make it through this one. I'm a 37 year old black queer man that lives in a small town in South Carolina. I was a Jehovah's Witness from the age of 11, and I ended up becoming a Ministerial Servant. I fully left the organization a couple of years ago, and I've been trying so hard to adjust to this new existence. I'm fighting for my life right now. I'm so angry, I feel like I could burn everything down. I missed out on so much. I've never been in love, I've never had children, I never got to experience the things that a normal human being should have experienced. I feel completely lost, and I'm really having a hard time imagining that things will get better. I'm tired! I really am! All I want is to have the family I always dreamed of having, but never had. I may sound ridiculous, but sometimes I feel like it's too late for me. I'm reaching out to this community because I really don't have anywhere else to go.

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u/ReplacementAmazing10 — 22 hours ago

Annoying Victim Mentality

My sister is listening to the meeting on zoom and the comments for this watchtower lesson are interesting to say the least. Jehovah's Witnesses really think that they are somehow an oppressed group. All I've heard this morning is "they hate us for this, they hate us for that." I'm newly POMO and I never really paid attention to how deeply ingrained this mentality is. Wow!

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u/ReplacementAmazing10 — 30 days ago
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Annoying Victim Mentality

My sister is listening to the meeting on zoom and the comments for this watchtower lesson are interesting to say the least. Jehovah's Witnesses really think that they are somehow an oppressed group. All I've heard this morning is "they hate us for this, they hate us for that." I'm newly POMO and I never really paid attention to how deeply ingrained this mentality is. Wow!

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u/ReplacementAmazing10 — 1 month ago