Histories

These are the experiences of myself and others with RJ Testerman and his organizations, the Welcomed Consensus and Free the Need.

Something Wild

I was 24 and my friend Steve invited me to a party. Then he hedged and said it wasn’t exactly a party, but more of an event. He went on to explain that the event consisted of playing social games. 

Good Girl

I was deeply involved with the Welcomed Consensus for 18 months. I lived in the communal house in San Francisco from September to December of 2018.

Delores’ Story

Please read with caution. Denis describes how she was trapped in a violent relationship that was supported and sponsored by RJ Testerman and the Welcomed Consensus.

Then Came Sheri

Sheri is the third woman RJ collected after Wendy and I. This is what it was like when she arrived.

Then Came Wendy

This is what happened when Wendy came a long and RJ and I started a threesome with her. The really tough stuff was being emotionally involved with two people.

A Change for the Better

I was 18 years old when things started to change for RJ. I’m not sure when RJ found More University, nor do I remember who introduced him to the teaching there.

Pregnancy and Then Not

I was still 18 when I got really sick. I couldn’t even eat saltines I was so nauseated. When I found out I was pregnant I thought that if this is what it was like, I was never going to do this on purpose.

“Get ‘Em Young, Treat ‘Em Rough, and Teach ‘Em to Dance.”

This one is burned in my memory. It came back to me when I was writing about Rhonda in the Legal Update post. Much more needs to be remembered, I am sure.

Larry

About a year after I moved to San Francisco, when I was 17, RJ moved to a hair salon on Maiden Lane owned by Larry Coffey.

CA State Board of Cosmetology

Somewhere around the time after I turned 18 RJ said he was tired of waiting for me to finish beauty school.