It's very bizarre but keep in mind, many were born into it and others were manipulated and blackmailed into it. They make it pretty rough for people to get out. I'd hesitate to judge-on a personal level-until you knew the whole story.
Well, staying away from Scientology and Scientologists is very much a matter of self peservation as far as I'm concerned. So I feel it's best not to get involved with such people.
I did actually accept a dinner invitation from a guy who said he was a Scientologist when I was 31, and had newly arrived in Las Vegas. Wow, what a douchebag! Seriously, all he wanted to talk about was his stupid Scientology cult he was in, and he seemed to be making lame attempts to psychoanalyze everyone we came in contact with. All the while he using the stupid jargon of Scientology and referring to random people he didn't like as suppressive persons. Oh God, it was awful! Yeah, keep them away from me!
is it normal to be turned off by short guys?
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I think 'multimillionaire scientologist' may be a relevant description , re. his attractiveness.
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I don't care how rich someone is Scientology is a deal breaker.
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Typical Liberal, all about tolerance, until it's different than their talking points.
Fuck salt!!! Give me that gatorade!!
It's very bizarre but keep in mind, many were born into it and others were manipulated and blackmailed into it. They make it pretty rough for people to get out. I'd hesitate to judge-on a personal level-until you knew the whole story.
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Well, staying away from Scientology and Scientologists is very much a matter of self peservation as far as I'm concerned. So I feel it's best not to get involved with such people.
I did actually accept a dinner invitation from a guy who said he was a Scientologist when I was 31, and had newly arrived in Las Vegas. Wow, what a douchebag! Seriously, all he wanted to talk about was his stupid Scientology cult he was in, and he seemed to be making lame attempts to psychoanalyze everyone we came in contact with. All the while he using the stupid jargon of Scientology and referring to random people he didn't like as suppressive persons. Oh God, it was awful! Yeah, keep them away from me!
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I don't think I've ever met a scientologist here in the Midwest