Yep you got that right.

Another win for LRH. If he couldn’t enjoy sex, neither should anyone else. Wow, I wonder how many other of LRH’s garbage posts caused that kind of decision-making.
Scientology, it’s always worse than you think.

I knew an ex SO member who left the SO but stayed in the church drinking the Kool Aid. He told me that when the Pain and Sex bulletin came out, all SO wwere ordered to read and word clear it etc. He was married and he and his wife read the issue and they interpreted it to mean they should not have sex anymore. How he got that out of that bulletin is beyond me. So he and his wife vowed to never have sex again. And they didn’t. And then he couldn’t, as in “if you don’t use it you lose it.” What idiots.

Mr. Rinder,

Do you think his hatred of psychiatry is because somewhere along his `line’, they called him out on his obsession with sex?… like during an evaluation in the navy?

To @Richard: Indeed—I would characterize myself as similar: “I also had that idea that whatever questions I still had about life and living would eventually be answered as I continued in scn…”

It also echoes with me, “…meant I had been in a cult.”

Thank U, Richard

Jere Lull, I understand and love your description that we have to combat viruses LRH instilled or installed or however they got jammed into our meat brains.
Sometimes I pass a misunderstood word and get it from context and laugh inside as I refuse the itchy fingers their salve to find the right definition. Nope, I’m reading a story and I don’t care if I don’t fully understand that dashed-off word amidst all that I do understand.
The stats thing is a hard habit to break. It’s like if it goes up, we fixed it. Big Win! Yeah, no. Down girl. Don’t look at the stats. Look at life. Ah, I’ve calmed right back down again.

The 4th “real why” is that you were out ‘ethics’ in a previous lifetime some uncountably long time ago. AND you weren’t allowed out of that interrogation session until you “found” or manufactured one which was horrendous enough.