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@Mattchstick
i have a sickness that's much milder than that. basically, every day at a certain time, i get episodes where i feel tingling and a funky nervous sensation in my left hand and left feet. it does it for about 1 minute and then when it stops, i'm good to go for the rest of the day.

if i somehow mess up this episode, by doing "something" wrong with my urethra, i will stop the tingling. if i do this consistently for a couple of days, i will get headaches

my theory is that this tingling lets out pent up energy that's in the sensory part of my brain (particularly the left hand and feet). if i mess up the process that happens daily, this energy will turn into headaches

i've explained this to doctors and they have no fucking clue what i'm talking about. they say i have schizoaffective disorder, which is basically saying that i'm delirious and that i'm unconsciously making it up

Another fact about myself; I know that there are some doctors that are not the best, and get to the point where they think you simply believe you are ill or injured when you genuinely are. However, people should not discount this - if you have spoken to a psychologist who can confirm that you do not have this condition, they may take you more seriously.

i've spoken to five psychiatrists, and the last four refer to the diagnosis of the first

When I was 17 years old, I...

what do you do for a living?

what do you do for a living?

And what do you do for living?

I write novels, and you? (if I may ask?) I'm curious, no biggie.

@Luna_Maria Meh.

@Chasebloodcrest It may not necessarily have continued to last for all his fantasies, though deep trance hypnosis can last for many hours. I know a practitioner who had someone under for over twelve hours once. That being said, if his imagination was active he was likely in deep sonambulism rather then full on coma state/deep trance.

It's important to note that the hypnotic "coma" state and medical coma are also two very different things ^^

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I'm a qualified hypnotherapist. I studied Clinical Hypnotherapy, NLP and CBT techniques at a well known college in London. My case studies included things like curing phobias, addictions like alchoholism and cigarettes, MPD, trauma and memory issues. I have a preference for relaxation induction over authoritarian, though I'm happy using either.

I decided not to go into practice due to some... interesting... experiences as well as being the youngest to qualify at the time. While I can't go into detail, out of all the cases I did do, the one that stuck with me most was one of the simplest cases. Helping a lifelong dancer who was unable to smile during her performances.

The second letter in Briza is the letter r.

I post random facts about my self in fourms

I like double posting

@Chasebloodcrest@MaeWhat a coincidence, I am also a trained hypnotherapist. I learned to master my latent hypnotherapy abilities when I trained with very smart people (lots of them) at the Institute for Geniuses and Also Hypnotherapists for a whole bunch of years (wow) and now I am the most powerful hypnotherapist in the world. You probably haven't heard of me because I'm very secretive (definitely not making this up) but if you ever want to learn something about hypnotherapy from a real hypnotist then look no further. I have two black belts in hypnotism (they're real) and can perform great feats instantly at any distance (I'm incredible). All I need is a name and a face, and in 40 seconds I can change everything (never heard of anime, sorry). Fortunately I only use my powers for good (you can trust me because I'm an anonymous person on the Internet).

A random fact about me is that I am evidently a lot more boring than everyone else here. I just bake my own bread and call that a daily win. XD

A random fact about me is that I am evidently a lot more boring than everyone else here. I just bake my own bread and call that a daily win. XD

Wonderful.

@Chasebloodcrest It may not necessarily have continued to last for all his fantasies, though deep trance hypnosis can last for many hours. I know a practitioner who had someone under for over twelve hours once. That being said, if his imagination was active he was likely in deep sonambulism rather then full on coma state/deep trance.

It's important to note that the hypnotic "coma" state and medical coma are also two very different things ^^

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I'm a qualified hypnotherapist. I studied Clinical Hypnotherapy, NLP and CBT techniques at a well known college in London. My case studies included things like curing phobias, addictions like alchoholism and cigarettes, MPD, trauma and memory issues. I have a preference for relaxation induction over authoritarian, though I'm happy using either.

I decided not to go into practice due to some... interesting... experiences as well as being the youngest to qualify at the time. While I can't go into detail, out of all the cases I did do, the one that stuck with me most was one of the simplest cases. Helping a lifelong dancer who was unable to smile during her performances.

Hypnotize me.

I am starving right now but I am not sure what to eat.

I am starving right now but I am not sure what to eat.

Eat me...

<Snipped quote by Poi>

Eat me...

Do you take me as a cannibal, good sir?