by Guest 77 64 Replies latest jw friends
They took the first part of my life - they weren't getting the rest of it.
This is how I look at things now.
The best revenge is to learn to live well
This is SO true!
I love reading this thread. So cool to hear fellow comrades survive this same thing!
*happy sigh*
Andi
yup tried it once. spent a while on prozac, gettin better these days.
cheers
josephus
And so here I am today, happier than I ever thought I could ever be.Craig
And we are all so glad you are here.
Gumby
I didn't know any other way to escape the pain.
Damn Craig, how awful. I'm sorry she did that to you and made you feel that way. But then Jehovah's people can do no wrong. They can lie, cheat, steal, rape and pillage and he still loves them better than all of us evil apostates. I'm very glad you didn't pull the trigger, but probably not half as glad as you.
"Hey you bastards! I'm still here." -- Steve McQueen, Papillon
BT:
"Hey you bastards! I'm still here." -- Steve McQueen, Papillon
If I may offer a slight edit:
"Hey you bastards! I'm still here."
I consider it everyday. Just haven't found the courage yet.
TS
Just haven't found the courage yet.
Then please don't. You've got a lot to offer and this world would be lessened without you.
Yep ,it's daily struggle living with a cult member.I take my daily dose of zoloft but every day is the same living with someone who thinks you are the devil and can't think for themselves.Yes i think of it daily.
TorturedSoul, true courage lies in denying yourself what seems to be the easy way out.
Take my word for it, as a man who's been at that door, facing the person on the other side:
Don't go through that door.
Craig
Yup. Tried it once.
I thought I was over it, and wouldn't ever seriously consider it again, but I don't know if that's true anymore.
