Wow, how ethical of him. Just like his big daddy, Hubbard. Good observation, Observer. 😉

” I’m not crazy, My mom had me tested..”

Sheldon Cooper ( Big Bang Theory) xox

As usual, the perspective you provide adds valuable information and insight.

Chief Inseminator Int. *chuckle* You know, Baby, somtimes I question your sanity 😉 (though more often than not, I question my own sanity)

I wouldn’t miss that party for anything!

i found very,very,few “ethical” scientologists. Much divorce, some adultery, and many schemers in the group.

Thanks so much for the kudos, it means a lot to have it come from you, Anon.

At the time, I was reading and demonstrating LRH’s stuff – and non LRH stuff – voraciously. They could not have held me. I was squirreling before I joined Scientology, and was squirreling while in it.

One might say that I had duped Scientology, rather than the other way around, although it was not intentional on my part in the beginning. The tech worked so well for me in the beginning, and the Dayton Mission folks seemed thrilled to witness it. They thought I had so much of a future with them that they waived most of my fees. They fast-tracked me, treating me as a prodigy and an inspiration. But you know, maybe I was just their Forrest Gump.

Scn is loaded with BS, stupidity and evil, to be sure. Still, when an Ex talks about “good times,” and missing some of it, I can relate. It doesn’t change the fact that we Exes found solid and non-reversible reasons to leave.

My personal story wasn’t bitter. It’s easy for me to smile as I converse with a wavering Still-in or a nostalgic Ex.

Last one was in jest

To your last line: very much so.