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Originally Posted by Felicity
Look .......... the TRUTH of the matter is this .........
I've done the same thing in the past. I was never unkind but have walked past men and women who had left the UPC with just a smile and a nod of the head.
One of my friends who was raised UPC later on dropped the standards that I was still holding at that time, and I remember talking with her in the mall one evening and asking her how she could do what she did. Didn't she feel convicted? How could she let down like that.
I know how it goes. I know how it works. That's why I can't be too judgmental toward others who felt the same about me after I "changed".
There are reasons why people do the things they do and act the way they act.
I'm just thankful to know that many of the people I fellowshipped with when we were UPC still think about me and ask about me and love me.
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Felicity,
I've hurt those that I was once close to that let down the standard as well. I feel badly about it and have apologised for my wrong doings. Now, when I see ex UPC'ers I really try hard to not treat them any differently. In fact, I ran into some just recently and we had a really nice visit. It's hard on both sides, don't you think?