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Melissa Lyn
Melissa Lyn
3 years ago

Thank you Rachel he did the same thing to me. I feel sick to my stomach. Thank you for your courage. He said he moved out of the house a couple of days ago, professed his love for me told me he confessed to the group that I was the one who changed his heart…sick, now. He mentioned that someone had written about him, Posted the exchanges on this site. I immediately Found this site and your post. I told him he should never contact me again.

Denise Maher
Denise Maher
3 years ago
Reply to  Melissa Lyn

Rachel, reading your conversation and the smack down at the end gave a delayed satisfaction that I didn’t know I needed. I am glad it was you for that conversation. He needed an ass-kicking. I have to say final sign off of Bottom Feeder couldn’t be more perfect.

Melissa, I am sorry that you have been a victim of Bill’s lies. He has been changed by women over and over. He can be slick. It is easy to believe his rhetoric but none of it is original and he wants than anything in the world to be RJ. That is his #1 goal. He cannot survive on his own and needs a host body to live in some form or another. I met Christine though him and it the greatest treasure I have from my time there. I was married to Bill for nine years and lived with the Welcomed Consensus too. Did he confess to the group? Did someone actually witness it? If you ever need to talk, I am willing and able to talk to whomever.
Sincerely,
Denise.

RACHEL WILKEN
RACHEL WILKEN
3 years ago
Reply to  Denise Maher

Thank you Denise. I am pleased that it gave you something positive. It is a very difficult thing to break away once we’ve been ensnared and I greatly appreciate what you have gone through, and still have to manage on a daily basis. Thank you for the validation. Sending my best to you. Rachel

RACHEL WILKEN
RACHEL WILKEN
3 years ago

I am sorry he did that to you. I really appreciate you letting me…well, us know that this helped you. I think that our best protection is knowing how these predators operate. So we can walk away (or run) before the violence and abuse becomes our new norm. It’s very confusing to see where we become somehow responsible and obligated to an abuser. So much that we don’t exit for our own good. There are some very damaged people in his wake and I am just glad to see you were able to move him along. Big strong fist bump to you. Xo! RW

Jill Andre
Jill Andre
3 years ago

I am so grateful for the gift of this website, I met Bill last week. Seemed a little too good to be true. I’ll never know what might have happened, thanks for sharing your experience.
Best, Jill

Brittany
Brittany
3 years ago

Thank you everyone who has contributed to this website.
I met Bill when I was 18, that was 6 years ago.
Reflecting back and realizing the ways he manipulated me is absolutely horrifying.
He last tried to contact me when he claimed to be moving out of the house.
I’m in a bit of shock but glad to know I’m not alone.
-B

A
A
3 years ago

I keep checking back here to see if more women have responded to this eye opening post. It seems Bill’s influence/harm has extended far and deep. You are doing important work here. Thank you for helping keep women safe and informed. I count myself as one of them.

Jessica
Jessica
2 years ago

Hello,

I met Bill very briefly a few years ago–a one-time date via a hookup app.

The encounter (not a hookup, just conversation) was heady and unconventionally candid-seeming. It left me feeling a little mentally overstimulated and somewhat disoriented.

After the initial rush, I started asking myself questions. Why would a conventionally attractive, intelligent, socially adept man with an abundance of connection in his life initiate an encounter with someone whose dating profile A) didn’t show their face, and B) listed very little information aside from location, sex, and age (D/mid 30s)?

Long story short, I did a little googling, and had no difficulty turning up a few items that cast Bill and his associates in a less than flattering light. That was enough to confirm my suspicions.

Upon reflection, there were several moments in the face to face conversation we had that were pretty transparent attempts to disorient, overwhelm, subtly “neg”, or manipulatively flatter me.

I concluded that I was dealing with a recruiter, someone who was passively trawling for vulnerable, dissatisfied young women to sucker in with promises of attention and sexual satisfaction.

Unfortunately for Bill, I’m a sexually fulfilled person who has had several good male partners. I think that if that weren’t the case, I would very likely have been drawn in to his BS.

I don’t think about Bill often at all, except to (very rarely) share the story about the time I had a close encounter with a recruiter from a sex cult. It’s been a few years, but I just looked his name up on a whim after relating that story to someone.

Reading this post is very validating. Thank you for sharing.

RACHEL WILKEN
RACHEL WILKEN
2 years ago
Reply to  Jessica

Thank you for writing in! Hearing that the experience validated and-or helped someone makes the troublesome part SO WORTH THE TIME AND EFFORT! I hope that the lesson can extend to other boundary trespassers in our lives.