Detox Ain't A Rental: myth on UD

[myth]

Myth, one thing I'd like to say is that what I put on the description page for UD isn't what I think you all need to detox, it's an effort to give examples of what is going to be common for people who use the program. It's very much a case of everyone will have something different, so there's no other way to describe it.

Thanks for the clarification, although I think that you may have misunderstood me when I'd said:

It seems as if it's not very much about which bullet points Shannon thinks that we all need to detox and almost entirely about what my (metaphorical) heart needs to detox.

To clarify in return, I hadn't been referring to the product page descriptions at all, nor do I recall ever having referenced product page descriptions before this sentence. I was referring to the fact that a subliminal script is understood to be a series of suggestions that may be general, specific, or anywhere in between. The above quote had simply meant that my experiences on UD seemed to imply fewer specific pre-built bullet point suggestions in the script (as compared to your other subs) and more general (albeit still very complex) suggestions that tasked my subconscious with building its own bullet points. Which, if I understand your explanation correctly, appears to be the case.