Welcome!
Firstly your story reads as very open and honest, thank you for sharing it.
I have had many thoughts reading your story - boy do you cover lots of themes.
To be an outcast (and many are) is very tough. Apart from being self critical about how much you're not doing in the truth, the people around you are re-enforcing these views. I moved KH and was very popular in one and an outcast in another. I found it an interesting situation and was immediately aware that no sister would take me seriously unless I was part of the "in crowd". For a young man that was weighing pretty heavily on my mind. Your comment on romantic aspirations whilst living at home - know where you're coming from with that!
Also what you say about discrimination is perceptive. I tended to find people at the KH had a superficial friendliness - they could turn on the love bombing - but generally grouped with people who had a similar background or viewpoint and judged others harshly. I see more tolerance on the football stands than at the KH.
I'm sorry that you were not understood or treated fairly by this group of people who professed to be so loving. They view health issues from a spiritual perspective so for example depression = weak and lack of appreciation of what jesus has done so the answer is to become more active in FS and at meetings. I wonder if this is why your mother didn't see signs of ADHD when you were young.
I also see how logical it would have been to get back into the truth in your 20's. Your sisters seemed to have the right formula for happiness so why not give it a go?
How you seem to have drifted out must be really common. I've heard so many examples of people hiding in their home and not answering the phone. Householders would do this on FS all the time - they'd just not want to face us when we went back on the same RV's over and over - see the twitching curtains or the car in the driveway and know they were in.
If you can move away it does solve a lot of issues - of bumping into JW's or being in an area with so many negative memories. I moved away, chose carefully where I was going and it was a great feeling like I was free and didn't have to look over my shoulder.
You have started the ball rolling by being on this forum and I can say from experience that it can be a great help - in understanding and accepting why my life was as it was and how to handle the issue of still having family in.
welcome again.
MMXIV
PS (YNOT - ouch!!)