Skilpadde wrote:
Qi wrote:
People say that it's a relief to cry, but I don't find that true.
Having to socialize makes me miserable. People say it's necessary for happiness.
Caffeine makes me sleepy, if it effected me at all. (sort of unrelated I guess)
That's true for me, too. Caffeine doesn't effect me either and I don't feel better after crying, just sore in the throat and nose and stiff eyed.
Cocoa is supposed to be invigorating but I always get sleepy drinking it.
I get no sugar kicks.
A childish one: When little I played a "cracks in the pavement" game. Later I learned that other children also had a version of this game. However they played it all wrong; they avoided walking on the cracks. I did the opposite. I had to step on all the cracks and I would take longer or shorter steps as needed to hit them. Also it was important that my left and wright foot hit the same number of cracks. If my left foot hit a broad crack, then my right foot had to step on two narrow ones. But things weren't really evened out before I had done the opposite (a broad for right foot, two small for left foot). It was of great importance that there was balance. If for instance my left foot hit a broad one, then I imagined the left foot feeling heavier,and it wasn't truly even before I had done as described above. I know of absolutely no one else that played this game.
lmao! XD That was epic to read. And you're right, you're the only one. I played the other game. Sometimes I still do unconsciously. D: It's kind of annoying. XD;
But I totally know what you mean about it having to be even! I used to do a lot of stuff like that too. Sometimes even with the same crazy detail, but usually the situation didn't call for it.
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