Where's Audible QA when you need it?

This is really only here to fish mis-clicks for the Fair Game podcast. Most people who've heard the original author talk wouldn't get her confused with this. The idea of her as a crazed, paranoid bimbo is not shared by the public at large, and more people are talking about their very real experiences. Scientology as an institution has certainly lost it's underdog status.

Scientologists as people, though, yall have a whole life waiting for you. You don't have to feel like someone's over your shoulder and reading your thoughts, you don't have to feel like a leper for making mistakes that everyone makes, and you can be financially free, fully independent, and still have a rich, nourishing social support system. It's scary to take the leap and it's natural to worry that you'll lose everything and everyone, but I swear to you, you won't. Your friends, your family, all of the people whose lives you've touched, they will always love you. People want you to be yourself, and they want you to be happy. No amount of separation or disdain will change that. It'll be hard at first, but soon life will be a lot easier. Talking to people won't feel like a chess game, work won't be a hostile environment (well, not including the restaurant industry, lol), rent will be made, bills will be paid, and new friends will come into your life and treat you how you deserve to be treated. I really, really mean it, and I hope that you might start to wonder if you'd be happier somewhere else.

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