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Live and let live.
If you and the guy from January can sneak around, your ex can date.
It's his business, between him and God.
You are no longer in his life.
This really shouldn't be that hard for you to understand.
And how would you know that he is "fornicating"?
Yeah I probably shouldn't judge him because Im an imperfect being just like him and anyone else. Seeing a woman on his bed at one point and hair strands of the same or probably another woman on his bed at another time leads me to conclude that he's definitely sleeping with them. How else would logical mind interpret that? Fornication, being having sex with anyone you are not married to, is strongly detestable especially in is faith. While I was overemotional in my previous post about possible vengeance at him, I thought my plans to report him to the congregation has an objective basis and not just personal judgment on my end.
Mred, I have a question. You stated in an earlier post that you and your ex lived together. Am I to understand that you lived together as boyfriend and girlfriend but you never had sex?
Are JW's allowed to live together if they're not married?
You are right in here that it is between God and him. But the teachings in our congregation encourage that we get rid of the rotten ones to maintain the integrity of the congregation. Ive already forgotten the vengeance part. Now Im reassessing if I had judged him because really I have objective basis for it.
The rotten ones? Do you mean those that sin?
How do you have a congregation if you get rid of all the rotten ones? Everyone sins.
Sounds very misguided to me. So the congregation is judge and jury. Where is the loving embrace of God? Where is forgiveness and acceptance?
Doesn't sound like your congregation has any integrity to begin with, maybe it's time to weed out a few more "rotten ones". :(
You judged him because you were mad. That is wrong.
Were you not living with him at one time?
Well, he lied to me that he wanted us apart because he thought I was tempting him into fornication. But guess what, he is sleeping with other women and I saw it with my own eyes. I forgot most of my vengeance plans now and I feel guilty about telling a religious sister about it - she wants me to report the whole thing and protect the congregation. I don't want my ex to feel so much shame and guilt in all of this but I feel duty-bound towards the congregation
Can you please answer my questions?
Does your congregation condone unwed couples living together?
Did you two live together and not have sex?
Can't you see that it's just as easy for him to turn around and point the finger at you?
How can you say you feel "duty bound" when you also said you feel guilty about telling a sister about him?
You were angry and probably jealous when you did that. You did it with malice, which is why you feel guilty. (and you should) So now you have to save face and allow this man to be shamed.
I think that is wrong. You were wrong as well. Your heart was not in the right place. Who shames you? No one I'll bet
This is the biggest B.S. post I have ever heard. "I forgot MOST of my vengence plans"? What? No, you forget them all, go be happy and get yourself together and learn the real value and meaning of your religion. You are talking to the wrong people in your congregation! Do not tear anyone else's life apart like you have started with this man. Not good.
You were living with him, is that allowed in your congregation?
I'll keep asking until I get an answer. I'm guessing that I haven't gotten an answer because it is indeed not allowed by your church and you know it.
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. Put the rock down sweetie, you have no right even to hold it, let alone throw it.
Good question. We are not allowed to have sex and we committed that error at the outset. You see, I am not yet baptized and didn't even know what fornication is until he taught me about it. He had known it all along and recently broke up with me to avoid committing fornication with me. I have since resisted his advances until then but now he's sleeping with other women and keeping it cool at the congregation.
I did read your recent post.
What I see is an angry woman who ran off and told one of the sisters at the church what he did and now you feel guilty because you know you did it because he lied to you. You were mad it him. That makes it personal and makes your reason for turning him in wrong.
If he leaves the church, he probably should because if he is shamed, you should be too.
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