Aaron Smith Levin threatens the Ex Scientology Community
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HelluvaHoax!
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ILove2Lurk
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The only rebuttal . . . from the thread on the latest video he posted on the channel . . .
"LEAKED: Scientology's 2025 New Year's Eve Celebration Event"
@HelloThere-xx1ct
26 minutes ago
To address it or not address it? It's not really relevant to the work, but it does feel weird to not respond.
@GrowingUpInScientology [Aaron responds]
17 minutes ago
I disagree. What’s weird is doing a public video about a private matter.
I’ve been threatened with such a video many times over the past 14 months.
I agree with you…it’s not relevant to the work. That is why I will not be responding
in any way. There are no winners down that path.
My reply here is literally the only response I have made to any comment or question
about this anywhere, and that’s because I appreciate the tone of your comment, so thank you.
@slenderforgood
4 minutes ago
. . . there's so much cringeworthy oversharing in this community. I imagine it's because everyone in the former Scientologist community learned to constantly share who did what to whom. I've been around long enough to know that most romantic relationships crash and burn and someone gets hurt. If it were me, the last thing I would want to do is share my open wounds on social media. Sharing scars years later, maybe, if I thought it would help someone else. But venting breakup pains and reflections so publicly like this doesn't seem wise. Although I came here to see if Aaron was commenting, I think he's wise not to go there.
"LEAKED: Scientology's 2025 New Year's Eve Celebration Event"
@HelloThere-xx1ct
26 minutes ago
To address it or not address it? It's not really relevant to the work, but it does feel weird to not respond.
@GrowingUpInScientology [Aaron responds]
17 minutes ago
I disagree. What’s weird is doing a public video about a private matter.
I’ve been threatened with such a video many times over the past 14 months.
I agree with you…it’s not relevant to the work. That is why I will not be responding
in any way. There are no winners down that path.
My reply here is literally the only response I have made to any comment or question
about this anywhere, and that’s because I appreciate the tone of your comment, so thank you.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Then . . .@slenderforgood
4 minutes ago
. . . there's so much cringeworthy oversharing in this community. I imagine it's because everyone in the former Scientologist community learned to constantly share who did what to whom. I've been around long enough to know that most romantic relationships crash and burn and someone gets hurt. If it were me, the last thing I would want to do is share my open wounds on social media. Sharing scars years later, maybe, if I thought it would help someone else. But venting breakup pains and reflections so publicly like this doesn't seem wise. Although I came here to see if Aaron was commenting, I think he's wise not to go there.
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I M Dex
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Since there's no way he can spin this to make himself look good, he's being dismissive of its being made known. If she'd posted some glowing message of how great he was to her, he wouldn't be whining about "a private matter on a public video". In one sense, it is a private matter, but in the larger sense, here's a guy publicly posturing to be the light shining on others' disreputable behavior, which gives license to shining a light on his.
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When I saw Jenna Miscavige and Aaron were together as a couple I was very concerned.....for Jenna.
I didn't think it would have a happy ending. I wish I had been wrong, but I wasn't.
This is a video from Jenna, uploaded yesterday:
Exactly what I thought when I realized she was with him ( or, used by him...)
She looks schocked and devastated.
When you are still innocent as a youth ( in terms of love affairs) unexperienced and you stumble upon such a pathetic predator ... Like A-Aron, who behave as an expert in the USE of women...
It must be a tough wake up!
"another day cheating and abusing women isssssssss aaaaa greaaatttt daay..."
Needs a psych, and lot of therapy!
"scientology did not escaped him"
ILove2Lurk
. . Lisbeth Salander . . Back in Sweden
"You know what my father used to say? Being with a client is like being
in a marriage. Sometimes you get into it for the wrong reasons and
eventually, they hit you in the face."
Roger Sterling
Mad Men, Season 1
Reyne Mayer
Pansexual Revolutionary
it's complicated -- but it sounds like he has also been making quite a public show of things when it suits him, according to her:
XenuHimself
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She is old enough to know better too. Everyone saw this coming except her. I feel bad for her because she is such a sweetheart, but OMG.
I M Dex
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Bizarre. His need to surround himself with adoring sycophants to try to maintain feeling ok and protect his image is rather extreme.
I M Dex
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"Old enough to know better?" That's unfair. We're all vulnerable to things that someone not walking in our shoes wouldn't understand.
haiqu
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Enthetan
Veteran of the Psychic Wars
Look up “Dark Triad” personality. Many women are attracted to this type of guy, because he is superficially charming and exciting, then get upset.
haiqu
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In Scientology, this is called "the between wives area"
ROFL. Been there far too long myself. On Jan 17th I'm flying to Serbia for 6 weeks at the invitation of a stunning 19yo blonde. If she doesn't have any considerations about my age I can't see why I should ...
Enthetan
Veteran of the Psychic Wars
Hopefully you return with both kidneys.
HelluvaHoax!
Well-known member
Well, in watching the video and reading a fair number of comments, here's my takeaway:
1. Heartbreak is.....um, heartbreaking.
2. Once upon a time (long ago) I experienced a breakup that felt ....heartbreaking. So I drove home
and listened to romantic songs by Barry White. That made it even sadder. It was an intensifier, which
seemed like a good idea at the time to somehow "fully experience" and "purge" all the sorrow. Don't
ask me how this works because I have no idea if it works or not. Wait, isn't this the same theory
as Hubbard's "contact assist"? LOL. I am derailing myself but will nonetheless share another
anecdote. Once ("long ago") I was at an incredibly fun party where everyone was drinking, laughing
and dancing in a small living room. Total blast. But then the beautiful girl got super dizzy and felt
really super-spinny and super-sick so she suddenly left. Damn! But about 20 minutes later -- to my
total amazement -- she was back on the dance floor rocking out again! WTF? I said "I thought
someone drove you home!" She said: "No, I am perfectly fine, I was in total hell and then I
made myself throw up and so I suddenly felt great again!" There's that "make it worse to
make it better" theory again. This is normal for bad relationship breakups, people naturally
want to dwell on it, wallow in it and suffer as much as possible by endlessly talking about it.
Nothing wrong with that if they feel it helps. But eventually they will get "cried out" and
go on a date with someone else and all the nightmarish black smoke clears and they
are suddenly super-happy again.
3. The cure for heartbreak is to fall in love (or lust or something fun) with another person.
Or minimally, to go on a date and have a slight ray of "hope" that this person might become
something good. That's the precise nano-second that heartbreak ends and life begins the
reboot and fun stuff again.
3. Now comes the upper-level "HEARTBREAK COG" that I eventually had in life--years after
all the above anecdotes. This is an "advanced level" that I normally charge people $249,000
to do (does not include setups). However today I am going to share it with you absolutely free
because I am "humbly tendering this gift tomankind ESMB-kind". The next part is really not
a silly joke, it's actually a blindingly illuminating realization that I once had about the subject of
"heartbreaks".
1. Heartbreak is.....um, heartbreaking.
2. Once upon a time (long ago) I experienced a breakup that felt ....heartbreaking. So I drove home
and listened to romantic songs by Barry White. That made it even sadder. It was an intensifier, which
seemed like a good idea at the time to somehow "fully experience" and "purge" all the sorrow. Don't
ask me how this works because I have no idea if it works or not. Wait, isn't this the same theory
as Hubbard's "contact assist"? LOL. I am derailing myself but will nonetheless share another
anecdote. Once ("long ago") I was at an incredibly fun party where everyone was drinking, laughing
and dancing in a small living room. Total blast. But then the beautiful girl got super dizzy and felt
really super-spinny and super-sick so she suddenly left. Damn! But about 20 minutes later -- to my
total amazement -- she was back on the dance floor rocking out again! WTF? I said "I thought
someone drove you home!" She said: "No, I am perfectly fine, I was in total hell and then I
made myself throw up and so I suddenly felt great again!" There's that "make it worse to
make it better" theory again. This is normal for bad relationship breakups, people naturally
want to dwell on it, wallow in it and suffer as much as possible by endlessly talking about it.
Nothing wrong with that if they feel it helps. But eventually they will get "cried out" and
go on a date with someone else and all the nightmarish black smoke clears and they
are suddenly super-happy again.
3. The cure for heartbreak is to fall in love (or lust or something fun) with another person.
Or minimally, to go on a date and have a slight ray of "hope" that this person might become
something good. That's the precise nano-second that heartbreak ends and life begins the
reboot and fun stuff again.
3. Now comes the upper-level "HEARTBREAK COG" that I eventually had in life--years after
all the above anecdotes. This is an "advanced level" that I normally charge people $249,000
to do (does not include setups). However today I am going to share it with you absolutely free
because I am "humbly tendering this gift to
a silly joke, it's actually a blindingly illuminating realization that I once had about the subject of
"heartbreaks".
"Maybe heartbreak is nature's way of teaching us about Love."
e.g. it's like the "ouch" that small hysterically crying children
with bloody knees experience when they are first
learning to ride a 2-wheeled bicycle and fall off.
.
e.g. it's like the "ouch" that small hysterically crying children
with bloody knees experience when they are first
learning to ride a 2-wheeled bicycle and fall off.
.
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Just beware scammers.
Hopefully you've had video chats with her, if not be careful. Be careful anyway.
You know that old saying? "If it's too good to be true ..."
I M Dex
Well-known member
Makes sense to be cautious, but anything is possible. I've been in a wonderful relationship with a beautiful polynesian (Hawaiin/Samoan) girl who was moved to contact me after seeing something I posted on my Instagram for over 4 years now, over 25 years younger than me, and is a very impressive woman and person in a number of ways, just spent another wonderful holiday with her and her awesome family, including her parents, about my age, and her many siblings. Imagine their shock when she told them she was in love with an old white guy from New Jersey she met on the Internet, LOL!
Very proud, loving and principled people, exemplary of their culture. I was quite wary after a few weeks of talking, when she invited me to come see her, and asked her if she was sure she wanted to do this. Caution and common sense are appropriate, but sometimes, you never know...
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Reyne Mayer
Pansexual Revolutionary
oh yeah -- i've seen too much of it over the years, and currently deal with it in everything from what are essentially the client counseling aspects of my Yoga practice, to 'alternative' and lifestyle communities i intersect with.
but men (and women) are attracted to the similar type of culty guru/leader (almost always guys) who are "Type 2" or "Cluster B" like self-promoting narcissistic psychopaths -- and disturbingly often seem to leave one only to find 'another, similar', the same pattern all too often seen in personal relationships.
that would be the third type here, which most cult leaders are --'The hard-and-fast narcissist':
The 3 main personality traits of cult leaders, according to a cult-recovery therapist
Some cult leaders know how to manipulate from a young age, while others realize their ability later in life, therapist Rachel Bernstein told Insider.
www.businessinsider.com
and ironically LRH -- seeming prone to projection and flying his Freudian Slip freak flag -- himself qualifies as an antisocial personality under mainstream definitions:
ICSA Archives - Antisocial Personality Disorder in Cult Leaders
Cultic Studies Review, Vol. 5, No. 3, 2006, Pages 390-410 Antisocial Personality Disorder in Cult Leaders and Induction of Dependent Personality Disorder in Cult Members John Burke, Kaiser Permanente This article considers evidence for the presence of antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) in some
articles1.icsahome.com
i suspect Jenna had both working against her, having grown up in a cult and a family that produced a cult leader, where she was conditioned to accept and explain away abuse and exploitive male behavior, and cling to the hope that next time around things would turn out differently....
Type4_PTS
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When she was feeling "super-spinny" she had lack of mass.
And when she suddenly left she clearly had some O/W's.
(I checked both of these on my e-meter and got an F/N.)
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