--- In [email protected], awoelflebater <no_reply@...> wrote: > > I am basically computer-illiterate but if you click on that > little purple awoelflebater next to the messages on FFL it > will come up with a profile page. Then click on "your > profile" and it will come up.
Tried that. It comes up with a big "Not Found" page for me. You may be seeing it because you created the profile, but we may be unable to see it because of the settings you chose (even if you didn't realize it) when setting up your account. Your last sentence above makes me suspect that this is the issue; I never see any "Your Profile" link. > But, if you don't want to bother, my name is Ann Woelfle > Bater. What is a TB? Good to meet you. TB is an acronym for True Believer. No offense intended, but if you hung in there with Robin through all the ups and downs, I suspect you probably qualified at the time. That said, I'm more interested in who you are today. As hinted at in my earlier messages, I don't really have that much interest in Robin, past or present. What I do have an abiding interest in is people's experiences with groups or organizations that they later come to describe with the word "cult." Been there, done that. I love to hear other people's impressions of what that was like for them -- at the time, during the "walking away" process if that happened, and now, in retrospect. That's all I was encouraging you to rap about, and only if you feel comfortable doing so. My original posts were meant as a reminder that most of us here don't have the faintest clue what "studying with RWC" or attending his seminars or whatever you call it was like. Assuming that we do leaves us in the dark. > --- In [email protected], turquoiseb <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], awoelflebater <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > If you actually knew me you would remember my name, so you > > > either know me or you don't know me, "very likely" doesn't > > > enter into it. I was not a small player. And I, unlike you, > > > am willing to step from behind some smokescreen, tell you > > > my name, my history and I posted a profile picture. > > > > Excuse me? > > > > I've been enjoying your reminiscences up to now, but > > these latest ones are starting to sound a tad ego- > > inflated, similar to Robin's himself. First, I see > > not only no photo but no profile, either on Yahoo > > itself or in the FFL photo section. Am I missing > > something? You're just as anonymous as anyone here. > > > > Second, it seems to me that considering yourself a > > Big Player in something that was at most a tiny, > > unremembered splash in the tiniest of ponds near > > tiny and insignificant Fairfield, Iowa is not really > > that big of a deal. :-) > > > > Like Robin himself, you seem to feel that we should > > remember and almost revere your experiences, when in > > actuality they don't mean diddley to us, because we > > weren't involved and even if we were *they weren't > > all that important*. To you, all involved in them, > > they might have seemed more important, but to me, > > it's a little like the two of you are describing > > going to the 7-11 for a snack and somehow treating > > it as if it replicated the voyages of Odysseus. :-) > > > > Try to remember that most here don't have any idea > > what you're hinting about when you hint. If you want > > to say something about what it was like to hang > > with RWC, say it outright. Thanks in advance. > > >
