rolypolypudding
Patron
Some, even many of you may recall when going 'in session' was a good thing,
a time to release the upset, fears, confusions and doubt.
Before you learned that your deepest feelings could be used against you, before you
learned to fool the meter, before you feared the question 'has a withhold been missed?',
you might have been happy, just that plain and simple and maybe rare feeling of happy,
to have a time that was all yours, a time you could finally express your self, and
have someone to listen, to you.
What a loss, to find that the listening was a sham, that the auditor didn't really care,
or understand, of even if they did understand, there was another goal there, the WDAH stat,
the command intention, the note under the door to route you to the registrar.
ESMB may be the only even remotely similar thing one of your fellow human beings may
have to that moment of release, of being able to itsa without invalidation or evaluation.
Don't fuck with it.
Thank you.
On a lighter note...
Fun, it's the real L12
This concludes RPP's serious moment for today.
a time to release the upset, fears, confusions and doubt.
Before you learned that your deepest feelings could be used against you, before you
learned to fool the meter, before you feared the question 'has a withhold been missed?',
you might have been happy, just that plain and simple and maybe rare feeling of happy,
to have a time that was all yours, a time you could finally express your self, and
have someone to listen, to you.
What a loss, to find that the listening was a sham, that the auditor didn't really care,
or understand, of even if they did understand, there was another goal there, the WDAH stat,
the command intention, the note under the door to route you to the registrar.
ESMB may be the only even remotely similar thing one of your fellow human beings may
have to that moment of release, of being able to itsa without invalidation or evaluation.
Don't fuck with it.
Thank you.
On a lighter note...
Fun, it's the real L12
This concludes RPP's serious moment for today.
But I was well away from Ron's demanding stare.
. My fellow auditors at our org did the same. Amongst the insanity within the ranks, there were still those who cared and did what they would have wanted done for them - Please take that on board!
Thanks Feral. This is a real sore spot for me. The only part that is difficult to let go of. I regret like crazy the unwitting betrayal I committed in the name of help. It doesn't matter a bit how sincere I was, or if what I did was effective or positive in some slight way. The bottom line is I led people in and gave them hope and kept that hope alive. Many are now trapped in a shocking reality. Every day I get email from my local Org showing me the latest contributors to the Ideal Org effort. It breaks my heart to see so many of the people I cared about donating hundreds of thousand of dollars that will effectively keep them living at poverty level for the rest of their lives. knowing that at least in part it is because they had wins in my auditing chair is a constant an gnawing ache. I have a hard time forgiving myself for this. ya know?
:dance2: , and many, many others as well!