Involuntary urge to inhale after equalizing — does anyone else experience this?

First of all, thank you for the advice you gave me before. Over the summer, I trained with a freediving instructor for about two months and learned the fundamentals. I’m genuinely grateful to everyone here who encouraged me to get proper training.

I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask, but sometimes while diving I get a strange involuntary urge to inhale. It seems to happen especially right after equalizing. My nostrils almost feel like they’re automatically trying to breathe in, and lately it has started to make me a little nervous.

The strange part is that I’m not actually running out of air when this happens. I’ve usually only just started the dive and I’m still early in my breath-hold. It doesn’t feel like a genuine need for air, more like an involuntary breathing reflex through my nose.

This might sound like a weird question, but does anyone else experience this? Especially after equalizing?

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u/Character-Bug6685 — 4 days ago

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Bir de lütfen yorumlarda sohbet edin, tanışın. Belki de aradığınız o harika dost, hemen bir üst yorumunuzdadır. 🤍

u/Character-Bug6685 — 15 days ago

Kötü bir haber aldım… Lütfen acınızı içinizde tutmayın. Derdinizi anlatın, konuşalım. Hayat zaten yeterince zor; bazı şeyleri tek başınıza taşımaya çalışmayın. 🤍

Bu konuda gerçekten çok düşündüm. Dürüst olacağım; iki dakikalık bir zevk uğruna geldik bu hayata. Hayatım gerçekten zor ama bu benim hayatım ve yaşamak çok güzel. Ölümde ne var bilmiyorum, çok inançlı biri de değilim. Zengin değilim ama kendimi çok geliştirdim ve elimden geldiğince dolu dolu yaşıyorum. Bu duygu gerçekten anlatılmaz; yaşadığını hissetmek çok güzel ve özel. Bunları hissedebilme ihtimalimiz varken vazgeçmek bana çok saçma geliyor.

Bazen benim de çok zor zamanlarım oluyor. Depresyon vuruyor ve aklımdan geçmiyor değil ama o zaman sevdiklerim aklıma geliyor ve ne için yaşadığımı tekrar hatırlıyorum. Bence biraz da mentalite meselesi. Sonuçta insanız ve sikik duygularımız var ama kimse bu acıyı tek başına çekmek zorunda değil.

Evet, belki şu an çevremizde kendimizi anlatabileceğimiz biri yok ve yalnız hissediyoruz ama bu hep böyle olmayacak. Benim gibi, sizin gibi harika insanlar var bu dünyada. Lütfen umutsuzluğa kapılmayın. Cidden kimse yalnız değil ve yalnız olmak zorunda da değil. 🤍

u/Character-Bug6685 — 15 days ago

Olum siz ne tatlı bir sub sunuz ya

İlk defa böyle chil azmanın olmadığı bir yer görüyorum tr de (umarım nazar değdirmem)

u/Character-Bug6685 — 1 month ago

Thanks, I Think I Finally Found the Answer I Was Looking For

I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who took the time to answer me, especially those who wrote such long and thoughtful replies.

Honestly, when I posted this I half expected to get downvoted into oblivion or have the post removed, so the fact that people actually took my questions seriously and shared their personal experiences meant a lot more than I expected.

I think I finally found the answer I was looking for and understood what actually appeals to me about this kind of relationship dynamic. So genuinely, thank you all. I’m leaving this thread very satisfied and weirdly happy lol.

Now I just hope that if I ever get into another relationship, I find someone who genuinely wants the same kind of closeness, devotion and intensity that I do. Wish me luck 😭

u/Character-Bug6685 — 2 months ago
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Genuinely curious about yandere relationships

I’m pretty new to this sub, and I have a lot of questions. I’m not trying to judge anyone or make fun of the concept—I’m genuinely curious about how this kind of relationship feels from the inside.

For those of you who actually identify with this:

- Where do you personally draw the line between being possessive and being controlling?

- Is wanting your partner to have fewer close friends, especially friends they could potentially be attracted to, genuinely part of it for you?

- Does the jealousy and obsession feel good to both people in the relationship, or can it become exhausting after a while?

- What part of this dynamic feels the most important to you: being deeply loved, being someone’s main priority, exclusivity, jealousy, control, or something else?

- How different is the fantasy of a yandere relationship from actually living in one?

- Have you ever looked back and thought, “I should have set a boundary there”?

- And probably the thing I’m most curious about: can a relationship like this still work while both people keep their independence and social lives?

I’ve realized that some parts of this dynamic sound strangely appealing to me, especially the feeling of being intensely wanted and cared about, so I’m trying to understand it better rather than immediately labeling it as good or bad.

I’d genuinely like to hear your experiences and perspectives.

u/Character-Bug6685 — 2 months ago

Hey! I’m looking for a couple of subreddits. Do communities like these actually exist?

Is there a subreddit for people trying to reconnect with old Reddit friends after their accounts get deleted? I was talking to someone for a long time and they suddenly deleted their account. I still occasionally wonder if they came back with a different username.

I’m also looking for a subreddit or community for people who regularly delete and remake their Reddit accounts for privacy and anonymity. It might sound a little paranoid haha, but I do this myself and I’m curious if there are communities with people who have similar habits.

Any recommendations would be appreciated!

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u/Character-Bug6685 — 2 months ago
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u/Character-Bug6685 — 2 months ago

Beginner Freediving Advice for Reaching 5 Meters

Hi, I’m 24 years old and I used to play water polo. Lately, I’ve really wanted to get into diving, so I bought myself a pair of fins. However, I don’t have much experience with diving yet. The deepest I’ve gone so far is around 3 meters, but now I’d like to try reaching about 5 meters.

I’m not really sure what equipment I need or what safety precautions I should be aware of. I’ve never used a snorkel before either. I feel pretty confident about my swimming technique; I can cover long distances without using too much energy. At the moment, I think my main issue is breath control.

Another swimmer advised me to let out some of my air while descending, but I’m not sure whether that’s actually the right thing to do. I’m open to any advice you can give me about safety, breathing, technique, equipment, or anything else a beginner should know.

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u/Character-Bug6685 — 2 months ago
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Looking for songs about life, not love

Strategically, I understand why writing love songs makes sense. But at this point, I really want to listen to songs about life, what we go through, and the journey we’re on. Could you recommend me some songs about life?

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