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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

I've always wondered how people come to deciding their kink and why. Can they stem from a deep rooted desire or trauma? There was a guy on TV who liked being slapped with a fish - why specifically a fish? I'm personally quite...

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Ellie Sheila Very interesting! What got you into cosplay fetish? Or is it simply girls + cosplay = your cup of tea haha

27 Dec 17

Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Staring at a blank screen or paper, imagining your characters freeze in confusion waiting for their next command, that other story imprisoned in your memory stick for months. Writer's block sucks big toe, especially for...

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Ellie Sheila @mohit459 Going well thanks, cold yet sunny so can't complain :) and yours?

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Staring at a blank screen or paper, imagining your characters freeze in confusion waiting for their next command, that other story imprisoned in your memory stick for months. Writer's block sucks big toe, especially for...

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Ellie Sheila @Bluedoll Ha! I feel the creations of artists play a big part in keeping us sane

18 Dec 17

Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila Yes music is a nice healer, I usually go for chillhop as I like to think I'm cool haha I've tried the ashwagandha herb and valerian root, as well as Bach rescue remedy which contains essences like star of bethlehem :) Yourself?

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila @Bluedoll Great article, reminds me to put that I've also been taking supplements in the post. Anyone who's reading this should take a look :)

18 Dec 17

Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila @Bluedoll Wow looks like an aerial shot of a city on time lapse

18 Dec 17

Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Staring at a blank screen or paper, imagining your characters freeze in confusion waiting for their next command, that other story imprisoned in your memory stick for months. Writer's block sucks big toe, especially for...

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Ellie Sheila @Bluedoll I can't remember that maybe I should re-watch it so can be in touch with some childhood imagination lol

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila @Bluedoll Ah I never thought of this perspective before. For a while I thought everyone around me were (was going to say 'normal' but will go with -) in tune with themselves, when in fact they could have been high functioning maybe

17 Dec 17

Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

I've always wondered how people come to deciding their kink and why. Can they stem from a deep rooted desire or trauma? There was a guy on TV who liked being slapped with a fish - why specifically a fish? I'm personally quite...

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Ellie Sheila Great insight, especially the intention (whether consciously or unconsciously) of normalising an experience. Thanks a lot for sharing, I hope you heal even further :)

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila Very true, I used to stay indoors all day with my dark thoughts now I'm glad things have changed. Thanks, I'll continue doing just that!

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila Thanks! Yes only started posting today and am already inspired :)

17 Dec 17

Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Staring at a blank screen or paper, imagining your characters freeze in confusion waiting for their next command, that other story imprisoned in your memory stick for months. Writer's block sucks big toe, especially for...

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Ellie Sheila Good idea, I think writers block gets worse if we analyse first rather than letting the imagination run wild first

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Staring at a blank screen or paper, imagining your characters freeze in confusion waiting for their next command, that other story imprisoned in your memory stick for months. Writer's block sucks big toe, especially for...

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Ellie Sheila Whats happening here haha joker

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila I like how your sister thinks :) took me a long time to stop dwelling on the past but I realised it only kept me stuck in the same place!

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila Thanks as are you! Yes it's all about shaking off those weird feelings which was so hard to do at the beginning. Have you looked up positive news? It encourages a positive outlook on the world which in turn makes things feel less pointless.

17 Dec 17

Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Staring at a blank screen or paper, imagining your characters freeze in confusion waiting for their next command, that other story imprisoned in your memory stick for months. Writer's block sucks big toe, especially for...

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Ellie Sheila Maybe do some nosey people watching and pretend your story is continuing whenever something interesting happens. A festival is probably better than a library!

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

Everyone gets depression and/or anxiety form time to time but there are many who deal with it on a prolonged basis. Mine was never bad enough to take more than 6 months of medication and therapy though. I now eat healthier, sleep...

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Ellie Sheila Yes, good point about the levels. I thought I was just going through teenage angst and the winter blues at first but had to finally admit it was more than that.

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Ellie Sheila @amastem (23) • United Kingdom 17 Dec 17

I've always wondered how people come to deciding their kink and why. Can they stem from a deep rooted desire or trauma? There was a guy on TV who liked being slapped with a fish - why specifically a fish? I'm personally quite...

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