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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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Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker @amastem The costumes and character roleplay is an escape from reality.

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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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Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker I dont like S and M but there are people out there with weird fetishes. I am not really that Vanilla as sex, I have a different Fetish, Cosplay Fetish....I like women who dress up like fictional characters. I will never ever want to be involved with Bondage,...

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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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Mohit Arora @amastem fine!..

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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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Anastasia @amastem ok I will try these

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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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Mohit Arora @amastem yep! . So how's your day?..

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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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Bluedoll @amastem It is an interest of mine though in this forum I've been called childish by some members I do understand the people that wrote toy story were actually adults. I don't think they had writers block. I like the story of Walt Disney. He was...

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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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Anastasia I try listening to music. I love music. What herbal remedies do you take? I have tried herbal/flower remedies.

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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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Mohit Arora @amastem yep!..

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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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Bluedoll I just finished reading an article that was referring to chemical balance in the brain as well. www.brainmdhealth.com/blog/balanced-brain

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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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Bluedoll I find it fun to read about @amastem the brain. It has neurons that we actually see using small amounts of electricity in an active brain. If a brain was inactive it would be in a person that was brain dead. The brain does function because our body produces...

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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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Bluedoll @amastem I think it was a scene from that old animated movie toy story or something lol Joe was that fourth guy from the left or maybe the movie in the museum, have you seen that one? All we need is a little imagination.

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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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Bluedoll @amastem the difference between a depressed mind and a balanced mind is the high functioning anxiety mind finds time to relax thus bringing the levels down. When that doesn't happen, the constant cycle of anxiety never stops thus the brain eventually looses...

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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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Anna Davenport @amastem it's no problem, I enjoyed thinking about this from a new perspective. The brain normalizing theory was because when trauma like that happens you feel at fault or like you're no longer a part of society...at least I did, and the brain does what it can...

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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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Sanjeev Meditation is the best thing to get out of depression. Indulge yourself in the things which you like. Don't sit idle and alone, don't let yourself think much.

17 Dec 17

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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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solxee Hang in there. myLot is a good community where you can share your thoughts. ;)

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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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Anna Davenport This is a very interesting topic. Yes, they can stem from either/or. Going through trauma, myself, I have experienced weird kinks due to trauma. Its uncomfortable when you really think about it, but I also believe that may be one of the ways your brain tries...

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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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Bluedoll Joe Defensive has a M20 that can send a 3.5-pound rocket with a diameter of 2.36 inches flying at any page. The rocket has 8 ounces of pentolite, a powerful explosive that can penetrate as much as 5 inches of paper writing blocks. Thank goodness the blocks are...

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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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Mohit Arora I better imagine the things and then analyse the outcome

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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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Mohit Arora My sister always says " past is past and whatever happened we can't change it, but we can change what is yet to come"!..

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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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RedBurnet You are doing all the right things. I do things like yoga and long distance walking to help tire me out and get rid of negative energy. I also avoid anything that might 'trigger' a bad mood such as bad news in newspapers and on TV. It can be hard to get...

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