Anyone can be successful in exiting a cult.
My situation is not like everyone's, obviously.
I, after paying close attention to the way JWs are treating me, have been led to accept that these are not people I need to salvage any type of relationship with.
This topic has morphed into a real time story of my JW life.The chapter is not yet closed, so follow along if you are inclined to do so.
I'll share my next letter with anyone that would care to read it.
Very likely a copy will be e-mailed to the previous COBE from my congregation that is the youngest of a horribly dysfunctional family of Napa JWs. I'll ask him to distribute the letter amongst the Napa BOE himself, so as to avoid an embarrassing scene at the KH where Officer Fisher potentially serves each elder as they enter the KH...
The previous COBE, whom I will "counting on", pioneered and I supported him for years in the field before he was an elder. He was accepted to bethel and claimed to have 'access' to the GB on some late night security assignments, whatever that means.
He came home a Bethel appointed elder and was almost immediately made the COBE in his mid-thirties.
He's back at Bethel as we squeak!
His father-in-law is a "well known Bethel lawyer". ( MM )
So if I deliver the goods to him, it might just trickle down!!