Skitzocow Dana Marie Cain / Oracle of Venus / The Scorpion - Divorced Unlovable Batshit Space Demon Waitress with NPD, Gangstalked by Alphabet Agencies, "Pretending to be Rеtarded", #SaveJoelIrish, running from the long arm of the law

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lmfao. She's mad at me and thinks I hate her. Babygirl, you my fav. :story:

EDIT: I'd just like to acknowledge that she doesn't disprove anything the OP. Only that it's "hateful." Also, she quotes a Fall Out Boy song while she's scolding everyone. My sides are destroyed.


1. I AINT FAKE
2. IM NOT POWERLESS
3. YOU HAVE PLENTY OF FUCKS TO GIVE
4. Please post your nudes. You will have NO RAGRETS.
 

lmfao. She's mad at me and thinks I hate her. Babygirl, you my fav. :story:

EDIT: I'd just like to acknowledge that she doesn't disprove anything the OP. Only that it's "hateful." Also, she quotes a Fall Out Boy song while she's scolding everyone. My sides are destroyed.



Interesting. She claims a part of her is thousands of years old and etc, yet her response to the thread is, in part "I am rubber, you are glue" but with feces. And she refers back to what she knows about the law of attraction. I would think the enlightened spiritual being manifesting through her would cause her to have greater insights than this.

This is what I wonder - Antipsychotic medication would not cause truths to disappear. It would only cause delusions to sort out and clear up. I suspect she has schizoaffective disorder or bipolar 1, manic with psychotic features. She, of course, believes what she is saying.

But if what she is saying is all true then none of it could be touched by medications used to treat delusional thoughts. Venus could not be sent away because of a medication. She would be far too powerful for anything like that.

Why, then, wouldn't she see a psychiatrist and take the medication the doctor recommends? Preferably in the injectable form so there is no chance she is cheeking her meds. After 2 or 3 months of this, or more, if she still believes all of this and can make these claims honestly she would have really shown us. (Unless her illness turned out to be treatment-resistant. She could require trying a second medication, but eventually she would get there.) She would have shown everyone, assuming she takes the medication exactly as ordered in a way that it can be certain she took it, such as having someone administer it and checking to make sure she did not cheek it, or preferably through injection. injectable meds often only need to be administeted once or twice a month once they have beem titrated.

She has nothing to lose and the chance to show up her doubters and those who mock her is huge. Is she worried, then, that she really is experiencing delusional thoughts and she is just an average, although mentally ill, middle aged woman and not an intergalactic demigoddess?
 
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You'd think that if an incarnation of an extremely benevolent being such as the 'Mother of Humanity' wanted to take a host form, they'd be kind and promote humility as well as being a good person. Think depictions of Jesus in the Bible. If THAT is the host body that a goddess/intergalactic entity has chosen to present to this world, then I'd sooner believe there is no god to begin with.
 
Cults in general don't retain genuinely crazy people, since they're a drain on the groups' time and resources. And since the $cientologists exist first and foremost to siphon money from the credulous, it may have been obvious early on to Hubbard's minions that Dana Marie was too broke to be worth bothering with.

Scientology probably kicked her out because cults are all about obedience to the leaders, and schizophrenics more than most people just do their own thing, and she wasn't showing the bosses the proper deference.
Scientology very rarely kicks anyone out. In fact, normally they fight tooth and nail to keep you in. They only really do so if you’re likely to become a liability - if you get caught committing a serious crime, you attempt suicide in their custody or you start talking shit about the cult (in the latter case, so the cult can say they’re lying because they’re bitter about being expelled). If you’re not staff, a celebrity or a major cash cow, you can get out by just not taking any more courses and ignoring attempts to contact you.

Assuming she was expelled, I think it most likely that she became a liability. Do we know what her position was in the Church? That might tell us more.

Scientology tends to appeal to people with other mental disorders. Charles Manson was a member, for instance. Probably because Hubbard himself may well have been schizophrenic. If you look up his stories about the history of the universe and his own past lives, they definitely read like the rambling of a maniac.
 
Does scientology even have the degree of power it used to have? I was under the impression that they were under really hard times financially.
 
Does scientology even have the degree of power it used to have? I was under the impression that they were under really hard times financially.
I think their membership is small, but they're sitting on a large pile of money.
 
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I think their membership is small, but they're sitting on a large pile of money.

And other assets. They still own Saint Hill Manor at East Grinstead and the Freewinds cruise ship, where they deliver the top level Operating Thetan training, along with many other property assets. They aren't short of a bob or two and because they're technically a religion in the US they don't pay tax.
 
The fact Charles Manson was a Scientologist tells me they have little in terms of standards. So she's either lying about it, or is beyond a liability to the point of probably being an outright danger to other Scientologists.
 
Interesting. She claims a part of her is thousands of years old and etc, yet her response to the thread is, in part "I am rubber, you are glue" but with feces. And she refers back to what she knows about the law of attraction. I would think the enlightened spiritual being manifesting through her would cause her to have greater insights than this.

This is what I wonder - Antipsychotic medication would not cause truths to disappear. It would only cause delusions to sort out and clear up. I suspect she has schizoaffective disorder or bipolar 1, manic with psychotic features. She, of course, believes what she is saying.

But if what she is saying is all true then none of it could be touched by medications used to treat delusional thoughts. Venus could not be sent away because of a medication. She would be far too powerful for anything like that.

Why, then, wouldn't she see a psychiatrist and take the medication the doctor recommends? Preferably in the injectable form so there is no chance she is cheeking her meds. After 2 or 3 months of this, or more, if she still believes all of this and can make these claims honestly she would have really shown us. (Unless her illness turned out to be treatment-resistant. She could require trying a second medication, but eventually she would get there.) She would have shown everyone, assuming she takes the medication exactly as ordered in a way that it can be certain she took it, such as having someone administer it and checking to make sure she did not cheek it, or preferably through injection. injectable meds often only need to be administeted once or twice a month once they have beem titrated.

She has nothing to lose and the chance to show up her doubters and those who mock her is huge. Is she worried, then, that she really is experiencing delusional thoughts and she is just an average, although mentally ill, middle aged woman and not an intergalactic demigoddess?
To be fair, schizophrenia can be extremely hard to treat even with meds. The meds may help calm her and make her life more stable, but meds aren't a cure-all, especially not for something like schizophrenia. It's possible she could still believe her delusions, but live a somewhat more independent life. Psych meds are not nearly as effective as some people believe.
 
To be fair, schizophrenia can be extremely hard to treat even with meds. The meds may help calm her and make her life more stable, but meds aren't a cure-all, especially not for something like schizophrenia. It's possible she could still believe her delusions, but live a somewhat more independent life. Psych meds are not nearly as effective as some people believe.
This is true. There are two things I know of that can be done for schizophrenics. One is to give them medications so that their delusions don't seem so urgent to act on. The other is to adjust their families and loved ones to the new reality of the situation. That's it.
 
To be fair, schizophrenia can be extremely hard to treat even with meds. The meds may help calm her and make her life more stable, but meds aren't a cure-all, especially not for something like schizophrenia. It's possible she could still believe her delusions, but live a somewhat more independent life. Psych meds are not nearly as effective as some people believe.


That is true in some cases. For some people meds do not work at all, even. That is less common. But many people take medications and their symptoms are totally alleviated. They can have a totally normal life. Others will always need supports, such as supervised housing. I cannot explain how I know this here, though. But trying it is a good idea. Most people I have met get significant symptom relief. The problem is usually that people sometimes go off of their meds once they are feeling better.

She may have had an onset around perimenopause. While for most the onset is between maybe 18-22, there is a second time period in which there is a spike in initial onset, more commonly for women, around the time menopause starts to hit. I say this about her because she seems to have had at least a somewhat stable life with a family prior to this. I feel so bad for her children. I hope she gets treatment and she is one of the lucky people who experiences significant to total relief.
 
That is true in some cases. For some people meds do not work at all, even. That is less common. But many people take medications and their symptoms are totally alleviated. They can have a totally normal life. Others will always need supports, such as supervised housing. I cannot explain how I know this here, though. But trying it is a good idea. Most people I have met get significant symptom relief. The problem is usually that people sometimes go off of their meds once they are feeling better.

She may have had an onset around perimenopause. While for most the onset is between maybe 18-22, there is a second time period in which there is a spike in initial onset, more commonly for women, around the time menopause starts to hit. I say this about her because she seems to have had at least a somewhat stable life with a family prior to this. I feel so bad for her children. I hope she gets treatment and she is one of the lucky people who experiences significant to total relief.
Correct. What I was trying to get across is that meds will not fix her with 100% certainty. I see a lot of people on Kiwi thinking there'll be a total turnaround with meds. Not everyone is so lucky.
 
That is true in some cases. For some people meds do not work at all, even. That is less common. But many people take medications and their symptoms are totally alleviated. They can have a totally normal life. Others will always need supports, such as supervised housing. I cannot explain how I know this here, though. But trying it is a good idea. Most people I have met get significant symptom relief. The problem is usually that people sometimes go off of their meds once they are feeling better.

She may have had an onset around perimenopause. While for most the onset is between maybe 18-22, there is a second time period in which there is a spike in initial onset, more commonly for women, around the time menopause starts to hit. I say this about her because she seems to have had at least a somewhat stable life with a family prior to this. I feel so bad for her children. I hope she gets treatment and she is one of the lucky people who experiences significant to total relief.
I had no idea that women have a 2nd possible onset point for Schizophrenia.
 
Did a little digging on this woman. She seems to have an interesting history with the police. Are the people in this thread talking about the 2016 assault charges or her September 2017 arrest?

Also, is this her singing? They sound like they have similar voices. The low resolution photo also looks like her too.

https://soundcloud.com/dana-marie-cain
 
Did a little digging on this woman. She seems to have an interesting history with the police. Are the people in this thread talking about the 2016 assault charges or her September 2017 arrest?

Also, is this her singing? They sound like they have similar voices. The low resolution photo also looks like her too.

https://soundcloud.com/dana-marie-cain
Yeah, I came across that too a few days ago and couldn't be sure it was her. But the hair really made me think it was. But I passed on posting it.

But yes, I think you are right, it is her in the pic for sure. I didn't bother listening to the music.
 
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Yeah, I came across that too a few days ago and couldn't be sure it was her. But the hair really made me think it was. But I passed on posting it.

But yes, I think you are right, it is her in the pic for sure. I didn't bother listening to the music.

She's a bit off key, guitar isn't bad.
 
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