LooKout_n_c

Thanks WordWolf. So much junk was spewed in TWIville, I lose track of the source. I do remember in the WHy Home (Why-oh-why was I ever there?) that no P&G products were "allowed," but come to think about it, we did use Amway products. <_< hum LooKout

I would swear this was taught at the Advanced Class, but it could have been just TWI grapevine info. Procter & Gamble wins suit concerning logo Kudos to P&G. LooKout Not a newbie, just don't post much.

Thank you for all your responses. My apologies, but this was not a well structured poll, but it satisfied a bit of my curiosity. Male/female participation is approximately 50%/50%, and 41% consider themselves regular posters. Why did I pose this poll? Good question, thanks for asking. I wanted to know if there could be a correlation between gender and twi recovery Do men/women recover more readily than men/women? Does participation in forums such as GreaseSpot have a significant impact on recovery? How would you rate the recovery of former TWIs, that you know personally, to their participation in forums? Do non-posters recover as successfully as posters? Just Curious. LooKout

Please help satistify my curiosity about Gender and GS activity. If this has already been done I apologize. LooKout

phantommeister, Raf and oldiesman are both right. :huh: Raf's statements: Oldiesman statements: The question is, which choice do you wish to live with? With one choice you get the satisfaction of knowing that TWI did not get it's filthy hands on your parents money. But your sister's heart will be deeply hurt, because an inheritance is a lot more than just money to an heir. It represents the final statement between parent and child. Its about the relationship. Now your other choice may leave you bitter that TWI got its filthy hands on your parents money. But your sisters heart will not be so deeply hurt. What relationship do you wish to have with your sister. Can you put a dollar value on that relationship. I would recommend that your parents set up college funds for your niece and nephew, but don't put a restriction on it regarding their association with TWI. They should still leave the fair amount to your sister to do with as she pleases. Your parents would be far happier knowing their offspring had a close loving relationship than if they knew that the inheiritance divided you and her. Money is a shallow reason to risk your relationship with you sister. Should she ever leave TWI on her own, let that reunion be sweet, not tarnished by the inheritance you convinced your parents to withhold. LooKout

I don't know if this was mentioned in the thread that started this one, but another phrase used to control was, "yes, thats good, but is it best?" Geez, how I hated that. It always meant that what you wanted to do was wrong and what they wanted you to do was "best." Cause the devil doesn't make you choose between good and evil, but between good and best. My skin is crawling right now, just thinking about it.