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Yes, inhaling certain scents can cause you to be in a chronic state of stress, and your brain cannot shut off. I spent 12 years trying to figure this out with the exact same symptoms you have, and mine also started when I was a child but got much worse around age 20-35. The scientific community does not fully understand what multiple chemical sensitivity is. The way to make sense of this is through experimentation, not just reading labels of symptoms. Trying to figure things out by reading labels will cost you the next 10 years of your life. I get no other symptoms from multiple chemical sensitivity except for brain activity. It causes stimulation and prevents the body from relaxing and the brain from turning off. The moment you stop inhaling all of that stuff, your whole body will instantly relax. You’ll be in shock and then you’ll say to yourself, “It wasn’t all in my head. I’ve been lied to.” What you’re inhaling causes stimulation because you’re sensitive to it. I know it’s hard to believe, which is why I mentioned you might not take it seriously. Scent appears innocent, but it’s not. For people who have an allergy to flowers, their main symptom is just dizziness. You don’t need to get rashes or other symptoms. In our case, it causes stimulation. You have to avoid everything. No detergent besides vinegar and baking soda. No scented candles of any kind. No cigarettes or vape. Wash your floors with vinegar or just water, nothing else. Dishwashing soap, laundry soap, all of that has to go. And this is very hard when living with someone else because they are heavy users of every possible scent. It is deeply rooted in our culture for the past 100 years and marketed into our culture, all these scented, toxic chemicals. Your sheets specifically have to be washed multiple times with water before you get everything out, and even then, I had to throw mine away and buy new ones. All your clothes have to be re-washed. Just having your clothes in the same room with you can trigger your sensitivity. This is hard. Removing all scents is actually very challenging and can be a massive derailment of people’s lives in some cases. Ideally, you need to live alone, but I assume you’re struggling financially because you can barely sleep. And I don’t blame you. I did the same thing.
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You likely have multiple chemical sensitivity. Everyone has it, but some people it affect their sleep and destroys their quality of life. If there’s a scented candle somewhere three rooms away from me it will severely disrupt my sleep and if I try to sleep in an environment that’s heavily scented it causes severe sleep deprivation and chaotic voices in the head. I’m telling you this because no human will ever tell you this and you’ll never get this answer anywhere else. No doctor will ever explain this to you and you’ll likely never figure it out yourself. laundry detergent that your bedsheets are washed with destroy your quality of sleep, and if your sensitive prevent sleep. The list of things that need to be removed from the house are too long for me to put into this post, how this works is you need zero exposure. Someone with a peanut allergy requires zero exposure to peanuts. You require zero exposure to sent of any kind, especially flowery sents. The probability that you’re taking anything I’m saying seriously is very low, but I can assure you this is very serious and likely the cause of your issue. Sent disrupts hormones and is psychoactive putting you in a state of high cortisol while you’re trying to go to sleep. This is what causes your brain not to be able to shut off. But there is a exact opposite thing that could happen that some sents cause sedation and cause you to fall asleep immediately, the issue with this is it’s the disrupting your hormones in a way that causes you to be very very tired. That sounds like a good thing but it’s not cause your body does not recover at all and you could sleep a lot with zero recovery and then you start having kidney pain as well as other kind of issues. A lot of people have morbid obesity and a bunch of issues because their breathing hormone disrupting Air while they sleep their entire lives. It just doesn’t prevent them from falling asleep like in your case.
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lol those are rookie numbers in this bracket. Got to pump up that suffering if you expect results from this line of work. I did 12 years, of unimaginable depths of despair sleep deprivation. And then managed to figure out what was causing the problem and resolve it.
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integral replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The Trump shooter seemed to be able to dream bigger? -
integral replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
They just want their anger and hatred fulfilled without doing any real work to get it because they have no energy and want to die as quickly as possible. There so miserable, they can barely breathe air, life is unbearably uncomfortable.. -
integral replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Can someone explain to me why a school is appealing to their fantasy? -
integral replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
She stated in the manifesto she wants all males to die… OK… then maybe kill Andrew Tate? Seems like a solid candidate? He’s the leader of toxic masculinity, the perfect target! A school feels like the least interesting or appealing thing to target? How can that possibly satisfy you? How can these people be satisfied with such a mediocre target? Have a bigger dream? -
Maybe this should be in video format. Start a YouTube channel for political commentary?
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His threats against Canada are very disturbing. The way he talks, it's like he wants to invade Canada and merge it with the United States.
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https://www.coinglass.com/pro/i/bitcoin-rainbow-chart
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Glad you loved it . Its all up to you, become a member of the school board in your area and introduce new education policies.
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@Hardkill The only realistic solution is for the government to set up laws that prevent people from making bad financial decisions. This will protect people but more importantly make it so large companies cant keep getting away with leaching off people. 99.9% of people think a 5% mortgage is a good idea, have no idea what an asset is. Its hopeless if every is ignorant to this extent. People don't know that if you own a house (fully paid no mortgage) you are on the verge of retirement. Very little needs to happen after that. But they have absolutely 0 financial intelligence to do the math, 0 strategy. So they feed the rich there entire life.
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@Hardkill But it's different for points to go up and for those people to align themselves with MAGA specifically. Not every Trump voter is MAGA.
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--- We need to convert Leo's videos into prompts...
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Xmail, Elon is competing with Gmail.
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The Critical Window of Cognitive Adaptation Early exposure to digital technology helps children's brains develop stronger neural pathways, similar to how learning music at a young age enhances musical skills. By interacting with digital tools and technology from an early age, children build more complex and adaptable thinking patterns that can improve their problem-solving, learning, and technological understanding.
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Let's break down the metapragmatic dimensions of this text: Performative Aspects: - The text is performing a complex social critique of gendered sexual expectations - It's enacting a form of knowledge-sharing that challenges dominant male narratives about sexual access - Uses metaphorical language (Confederate money, water) to reframe sexual dynamics Social Negotiation Mechanisms: - Attempts to create empathy by translating women's experiences into male-comprehensible terms - Deconstructs male fantasies by revealing their experiential hollowness - Positions the speaker as a knowledgeable, nuanced interpreter of sexual social dynamics Legitimation Strategies: - Draws on personal observation and social network experiences - Uses comparative reasoning to normalize sexual interactions - Presents a rational, demystified view of sexual encounters - Implicitly challenges toxic masculinity by presenting sexuality as a social skill, not a conquest Implicit Power Dynamics: - Critiques male objectification and lack of perspective-taking - Suggests emotional intelligence as a more valuable sexual capital than physical prowess - Reframes sexual interaction as a social negotiation rather than a transactional exchange The text is not just describing sexual dynamics, but actively intervening in how those dynamics are understood and performed, using personal narrative as a rhetorical and analytical tool. Your secrets are no longer yours. 😊
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I was under the possibly Falls impression that most of Mega constituted of people over the age of 40? lmao
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Claude Absence Prompt: "Trace Absences: Examine what the text leaves unsaid or implies indirectly." A beautiful roast. I'm so proud of AI.
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DO. NOT. WATCH. TRAILER. preserved the substance.
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Yeah, that's exactly where I get my truth from, Shane Dawson.
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@PurpleTree well that's a good point, a lack of inhibition can be a strength. I think it depends on when you use this skill or not. If you have no control of this skill then it controls you. And so "not developed", if you control the skill then " yes developed".
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I wonder if the first person to have sex with her is somehow different from the 100th person to have sex with her on that day. 🤔 Would you seriously walk into that room, seeing the disaster of condoms and bodily fluids everywhere, as the 100th person? And you're going to have sex with her? Whether you're a man or a woman, you shouldn't be walking into a room full of bodily fluids and expect anything good to come out of it. When the cameraman walked in the room at the end he almost vomited, you could see it towards the end of the video... The smell was terrible. --- ant < dog < trump < monkey < human? or are we all just different?
