Sometimes, when I have a dream that is in some way especially disturbing, visceral, or otherwise mind affecting, I will be vaguely out of sorts in a particular way for the next 20 minutes to hour. It's like my body is still reacting to the dream.
Idk if it’s just me, cause I live alone and sometimes I announce my tasks while I’m doing them. But lately I realize I do it a lot in public. I’ve never really paid attention to how people in public perceived me.
But today I was at Home Depot and looking around at something I needed and just dictating my thoughts out loud.
Like, “oh, that’s not right.” And, “Oh, no, that’s over here.”
That was when I realized it might be kind of weird, especially cause I was really wired on a project and going all over the place.
But I do it whispers, almost. Does anyone else do that?
Seriously theres nothing hotter than a middle aged curvaceous women. All the stretch marks and cellulite with the wide hips is so attractive. Bonus points for the streaks of grey hair.
does anyone feel this way? like i’m just … done? I’m sick of it. All the medications and distractions and for what? just to survive? this isn’t a life this isn’t living i’m sick of just surviving i either want to be where i wanna be in life or i want to be dead i do not want to be just surviving and i wish one or the two could happen right now.
You're just minding your own business, doing something totally boring like washing a dish or folding laundry, when your brain suddenly decides to dig into the deep archives of your memory.
Specifically a group of friends that regularly appear but who aren’t friends in real life.
I just realized I can’t remember what my own face looks like.
I can recognize myself in the mirror and know it’s me, but I can’t picture my own face in my head.
I can remember what I was wearing, my body shape, and my hairstyles, but when it comes to my face, I have no idea what it actually looks like.
I can remember other people’s faces though.
Is anyone else still upset about the financial outcome from Covid?
When Covid hit I had just started working my first engineering job, and shortly after the stay home mandates and whatnot, my job laid me off. During the time it was basically impossible to find another job - and to mention again at the time I had only had one decent job my entire life, I had zero chance for an emergency fund. This led to me falling behind on my home utilities which led to hitting my collections on my credit. Fast forward to now and it’s all paid off but it truly left a bitter taste. It is one of the only times in my life I felt I basically got robbed and there wasn’t really much I could do about it, and even though the collections are paid off they’re obviously still on my credit report until roughly 2027.
Hey everyone,
I'm trying to figure out if this is somewhat normal or if I have a rare physiological/metabolic quirk. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve had an absurd tolerance to cold.
To put it into perspective:
Here’s the flip side: I have severe heat intolerance. Anything above 18°C (64°F) feels suffocating. If the AC isn't blasting, I start sweating, overheating, and feeling completely drained. It's like my body's internal furnace is permanently stuck on maximum overdrive.
Before anyone assumes this is just an insulation issue: I used to be overweight, but I lost 26 kg (around 57 lbs) with Mounjaro and am no longer considered overweight. Despite shedding all that weight, absolutely nothing changed regarding my temperature regulation,not even the slightest difference in how I handle the cold or the heat.
Does anyone else experience this exact combination? Is it an overactive brown fat issue, thyroid quirks, or just a weird genetic thermostat setting? Would love to hear from people with similar experiences. Because I've never met any. And I hate getting those ''crazy'' looks when I'm walking down the streets in winter.
I think my tongue might be too wide for my mouth or something. And that's after I had a spreader on the roof of my mouth as a kid!
Eta: Sorry, I mean in between your top and bottom teeth, like you're always biting it
sometimes as i’m eating i have a sudden urge to spit my food out? it’s very strange and kills my appetite mid-meal. happens with any food
So I’ve always been like this, literally as long as I can remember.
Everytime I think about getting in the shower, im physically cringing. My feet and toes feel fuzzy and I just feel gross. Same as when I’m in the shower, I can’t have music on it has to be a TV show so I can distract myself and not think about it.
And it’s all because of the Plug Holes??? The thought of my feet being near a plug hole makes me feel disgusted. I can only have a shower, not a bath because I can’t bare the thought of my body being so close to a plug hole.
idk if anyone has ever felt the same, I really hope so and if you have, how on Earth did you get rid of the feeling😅
I wouldn't say i look attractive without it, but i look worse with lol. whether its me doing my own makeup, somebody else, it just doesn't look right on me.
i like wearing makeup cuz i like colors. for example, if i'm wearing a green dress, i'd like to wear green eyeshadow to match. and although i like matching it, i don't feel pretty with it.
DAE feel like that? ik that makeup has been pushed on us as this "beauty thing" but i just feel better without it.
For some reason, whenever I have to escape from something in a dream, I automatically start running on all fours (I absolutely don’t know why??☠️). Does this happen to anyone else?