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November 8, 2002
Welcome To My Blog
This is the first installment of my tale of living with someone who is in Quixtar. My wife has been in this business about 9 months and I wish to chronicle my experiences and perceptions about the business and how it affects families and relationships.
Comments
I appreciate your blog. I too was in a relationship involved with Quixtar and it bent her mind and she was being used so fiercely. Yes it felt like a cult because her upline hated the fact that I didn't believe, and they only began to speak negatively of me after I told them I didn't believe in the business. Yes it feels like my ex is cutting the world off. Yes she suffers from some delusion that everything is ok when it is not. I have seen her change, and it kills me to see her so young and impressionable sucked into this life of debt and credit that she is beginning to live. She hasn't payed on her debts in months since we severed ties and collection agencies are after her, but her "dream" is still alive. I think it gives her a false sense of security even though the world is falling apart around her.
I appreciate your blog. I too was in a relationship involved with Quixtar and it bent her mind and she was being used so fiercely. Yes it felt like a cult because her upline hated the fact that I didn't believe, and they only began to speak negatively of me after I told them I didn't believe in the business. Yes it feels like my ex is cutting the world off. Yes she suffers from some delusion that everything is ok when it is not. I have seen her change, and it kills me to see her so young and impressionable sucked into this life of debt and credit that she is beginning to live. She hasn't payed on her debts in months since we severed ties and collection agencies are after her, but her "dream" is still alive. I think it gives her a false sense of security even though the world is falling apart around her.
Posted by: Jae | March 31, 2007 9:55 AM