Well, were ya?
Looking Back, Were You a JERK as a Witness???
by minimus 15 Replies latest jw friends
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Soledad
yeah I was. so judgemental and full of myself.
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berylblue
No. Not in any way shape or form. I'm not being immodest, just honest. I was very careful to be sensitive to householders' moods, my presentation was almost apologetic, I never felt superior to anyone so I never acted that way. I was a pretty nice Witness. I was not considered a good Witness, I was considered neurotic and trouble in the congregation, but I don't think anyone could ever accuse me of being a jerk.
Beryl
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DanTheMan
Not a jerk, just a misfit.
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Francois
Please define "jerk"
francois
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minimus
Steve Martin?
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CoonDawg
Sorry to say that I was a Jerk at times. Yes, I was a self righteous sanctimonious and shallow prick. As a matter of fact, my assholishness was one of the reasons that I walked away. I realized that I was becomming what I despised. I didn't really care that much about people...I just wanted to be seen to be concerned because to get ahead, you had to be seen pressin' flesh and kissin' babies. Seriously, when I realized how shallow of a peson I'd become, I became filled with self-loathing and decided it was time for some changes.
Coon
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Mac
Na, I've always been cute, cuddly and ever so polite!!
mac, of the wonders if he can sell this class
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SheilaM
MacLOL
As for me well I guess I wasn't a jerk but a real pain in the
asskeester for the ones that wanted to shove conformity of dubdom down my throat. I fought the hard fight against that, it did not make me popular but hey I survived -
blondie
If you ask many elders, yes, I was a jerk.
If you ask the older people, new people, single mothers and children and "religiously divided" families, no, I was not a jerk, but a helper, a friend, and hearing ear.
Blondie(I saw the light)