[10 Nov 2009|04:23am] vaginapagina [bloodypinkbunny] I don't even really know how to explain this, but I have a wetness issue, and by that I mean I get too wet too easily. I barley have to be touched and I'm soaked, most times just a thought will do it. By soaked, I mean like ridiculous wetness that can go through panties and jeans. This creates a very big problem. Being so wet, my partner easily slips out, A LOT. It also creates very awkward, sloppy, gross noises, especially when I'm on top. Which is extremely embarrassing. I was wondering if any other women have the same or similar problem, and if I can do anything to help it. Thanks! post comment

[10 Nov 2009|12:07pm] marianner Сегодня ночью в больном бреду приснилось что у меня каре. При чем мне оно невероятно шло. Утром я подумала что моя нынешняя прическа является проекцией моих комплексов третьего ребенка и единственного из них не мальчика и в итоге решила стать все-таки девочкой. Мои попытки быть такой же сильной как братья никогда не увенчаются успехом, в особенности потому что я никогда не стану такой же большой и умной, как они. Так или иначе - эта вседозволенность обусловленная моей мальчикообразностью была нормальна для 15 лет и не видится мне нормальной для моих двадцати. 4 comments|post comment

[10 Nov 2009|11:53am] marianner Вот уж не думала что ОНИ меня настолько приучат любить кашу, что по приезду в Москву первое что я съем - это будет овсянка. post comment

Vic Chesnutt - Skitter On Take-Off 2009 [10 Nov 2009|08:41am] psych_folk [kole4ad] Vic Chesnutt is a pretty remarkable musician. His distinctive voice and folk guitar styling is par none, and he is often accompanied by the most notable of artists no matter what the genre. Chesnutt recently released just such an album called At The Cut which featured Guy Picciotto (Fugazi) and members of Godspeed You! Black Emperor. While that record may have garnered him a bit of press, he slipped in a sleeper for the die-hard folk fans. Yes, he also released Skitter To Take-Off. Produced by Jonathan Richman and Tommy Larkin, Skitter To Take-Off is Chesnutt as his most soul-bearing. You can hear it in his voice on high points “Feast In The Time Of Plague”, “Rips In The Fabric” and “Society Sue”. The only accompaniment here is Richman (guitar, harmonium) and Larkin (drums), and their presence, too, is scarce. These somewhat minimal tunes were recorded as such, with no overdubs – yet the power behind them remains. If you thought Chesnutt was good with full accompaniment, just wait ’til you hear him on his own. It takes a true musician to captivate the listener in such an instance, and on Skitter On Take-Off Chesnutt more than succeeds at that. http://rapidshare.com/files/304839904/vic_nutt.rar post comment

Natural Antidepressants [10 Nov 2009|01:23am] answersondrugs [fxdupprincess] Hey I was wondering if anyone has used any herbal or supplement types of antidepressants? Please let me know everything you think about it, what it's like or similar to? I am a fan of lavender and tryptophan, but I'm trying to figure out if I should bother with kava kava, st john's wort, skullcap, "herbal ecstasy", etc. I've tried damiana and homeopathic mood pills without good results. I am not discounting anything that is a one-time sort of thing as opposed to a daily pill. In fact, I don't take anything daily. 1. what does it do for you, 2. how does it feel, 3. are there any side effects, 4. and would you recommend it? 5. etc. Thanks! post comment

Pineapple Head [10 Nov 2009|12:17am] get_up_dread_up [sayhedgehog] In nearly three years of being dreadlocked I have never once taken a "pineapple head" picture. I figured it was about time I did. ♥ P.S. This older lady on Intervention tonight (it's a rerun) has some epic grey dreads. I hope mine are like that one day. 6 comments|post comment

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[10 Nov 2009|12:56am] panic_anxiety [noodlebug24] Excuse my grammar: I'm exhausted lol Does anyone else here feel as though they have suffered more than the average human in their lifetime so far? Do you ever feel as though you need to take out a piece of paper and write down a list of all the bad things that have ever happened to you? I feel as though I've gone through way too much as a 26 yr old... Some of it is my being overly sensitive, but a lot of it is actual traumatic experiences. I have the biggest list in my head of events that have occurred and traumatized me, physically and/or emotionally. I don't really like therapists ( I have a psychiatrist just for my meds now) because I grew up going to different therapists and feel as though ANYONE could be one. It seems like such a fraudulent career (This coming from a former psych major). I have never trusted anyone enough to show my emotions 100% (except my husband.. and even he doesn't know all of it). I break down when I'm alone.. I cry and cry. Such raw emotion. I want to be able to cry in front of a therapist but I can't... so I avoid talking about things that make me cry. I'm starting to think I need to talk to someone but I can't find someone I like enough to open up to them. All the therapists I've gone to have a terrible bedside manner and the one that I liked became more of a friend(she felt like a family member to me, I knew her so long) and I liked her too much to bother her with my problems. I don't know what to do... I just want some relief, someone to listen to every single thing that has happened to me and actually understand and hear me (and every detail) 3 comments|post comment

anxiety over.....enclosed spaces [10 Nov 2009|06:19pm] panic_anxiety [rightxhere] I did not, until we moved to the new house we are currently in (no raging anxiety from being somewhere new, SQUEE!), ever realize the phobia I thought I had of water being on my face.....was in fact a phobia of enclosed spaces. Our new shower is AWESOME! It's so spacious, and LIGHT! At our old place, the shower was very dark and closed in, and I always felt anxious having a shower, prior to, during, and would only feel free of my anxiety after I'd gotten dressed and was out of the bathroom. I had NO idea it was a small spaces issue I was having. I seriously thought it was the water!! I had a few times thought even THAT was a crazy idea because of the fact I've been in a swimming pool while having these anxieties, with zero problem whatsoever (oh except that 'lil ol' issue of only knowing how to drown, but I'm not anxious about that unless I'm trying to 'swim'). Who would've thunk it? I definitely did not! This whole moving experience has been filled with realizations of certain anxiety issues, and now, non-issues. Now I'm ever more glad we FINALLY have found a new place to live =) Plus, I'm on the second-floor, so that helps greatly too! 1 comment|post comment

Birth Control [10 Nov 2009|12:12am] vaginapagina [destielwincest] Can skipping the week of sugar pills and going straight into a new pack of birth control cause yeast infections? 2 comments|post comment

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