Intentional communities?

In his memoir, Welcome to Vietnam, Macho Man, Ernest Spencer described his
Roman Catholic upbringing.

"They told you to follow your conscience in deciding what to put in the collection plate.

"But first they got into your conscience.

"By the time I was five, my conscience had been re-wired, Catholic, style"

(Corboy paraphrase)

So, what happens to a young woman's intentionality after she has paid
thousands of dollars for the multitude of OT classes and let herself
be persuaded to display her privates in public in front of a group?

Substitute intentions for conscience and ponder this thought.

After this pre-formatting, are you still able to have your own intentions?

Or have your boundaries become muddled enough that your own intentions, your
own code has been overwritten by someone elses code?

(Am using computer analogies here. But the richness of Enlish allows us
\to keep in mind that code can refer both to the code that runs computers,
and code, as in code of ethics--part of someone's inner boundaries?"

At OT are you seen as a person, or as a puzzle to solve?

Only your gut and wisdom can sort that one out.

Now, whose intentions are you living out in one of these intentional communities?

Your intentions, or some one else's code that has overwritten your own intentions?

And these intentional communities? How many women vs how many males?

Do the ladies remain, or do many leave and require frequent replacement?

Do the males leave at the same rate as the ladies, or do many of the males
remain?

Whats the age range of the ladies invited to join these intentional communities?

Whats the age range of the fellows/

And what is the age range of the fellows who remain while the ladies leave?