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Select a forum ------------------ Mental Health Psychology Depression Anxiety and Panic Attacks Anger Management Addictions Eating Disorders Personal Development Public Speaking Workplace Psychology Self Help Self Esteem & Confidence Relationships Hypnosis Community Support Practitioners' Lounge Emotional Intelligence Light Lounge. AN ADDICTION TO NODDED RUBBER RAINCOATS AND MACKINTOSHES An. addiction to nodded rubber raincoats and mackintoshes. I am a mature male living in the UK and since early childhood have had a liking for hooded rubber mackintoshes and capes, perhaps even a fetish. As I have progressed in age, my liking for these rubber garments hasn't abated, in fact it has increased. Worryingly with the

onset of age I

MY BOYFRIEND, ME AND DIAPERS Make him wear a pull up diaper when out and he has to tell you when he needs to urinate by saying "mummy I need a wee wee". You then decide whether -. 1) you take him for a wee wee to a public toilet, pull down his pull up, sit him on the toilet, pull his pull up back up, wash his hands and yours. or. SUCCESS STORIES FOR OUR BOOK ON PAWS Dear formal addicts who survived the horrifying hell of PAWS, My partner and I are looking for more success stories for our new book on Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome apparent in many types of substance addictions. We are finishing up the book and want to end it with a list of success stories of other people to motivate and ensure that recovery is indeed possible! EXTERNAL WORLD SKEPTICISM + CONGITIVE DETERIORATION. External World Skepticism is the world view that nothing exists but the self. Several months ago, perhaps around September, I came to such a conclusion. I have also been experiencing what seems to be deterioration in my cognitive functioning, which I believe began around August. The cognitive deterioration is a bit difficult to

explain.

PARTNER STARTED SMOKING FOR FIRST TIME IN LIFE. MOVE-IN? We both smoked for 1-2 months and finally I told her I wanted her to stop smoking and go to therapy before we moved in together. She initially acted as though she was excited (she's wanted to move-in together for a long time and I've been ambivalent). However, she later cried to me and told her how crappy it felt to "not be accepted as

(she) is

OBSESSIVE GUILT OVER CHILDHOOD SEXUAL EXPERIMENTATION Obsessive. Guilt Over Childhood Sexual Experimentation. Hey everyone. For the first time in 15 years (I'm 26 now) I'm trying to confront how I feel about the brief experimenting I did as an 11 year old to my 8-ish year old brother. I never even considered ever telling another soul until a few days ago when in a pit of anxiety and obsessive LOSING TOO MUCH WEIGHT AFTER QUITTING MARIJUANA? by Kmansup » Wed Mar 17, 2010 12:00 pm. Hi there, i recently quit smoking marijuana and have been rapidly losing weight ever since, i started off at 80 kilos at the time of quitting, lost about 6 kilos in the first week and am losing about a kilo every week now. I am actually eating more now than i was when i was smoking but it just

doesnt

WIFE IS A DIFFERENT PERSON AFTER HER HYSTERECTOMY A woman who has had a hysterectomy before the age of 50 is 3x more likely to develop heart disease! The removal of Ovaries is called Castration and can actually shorten a woman's life and greatly increases her chances of developing Parkinson's disease. PSYCHOLOGY & SELF HELP FORUM Self Help. Self esteem - in this over-hyped field it's essential to distinguish fact from fiction.Self confidence - faith in your own abilities is so important in today's high-achieving world. Relationships and families - wonderful when they're working, distressing when they're not. Hypnosis / Self Hypnosis - discuss this

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Select a forum ------------------ Mental Health Psychology Depression Anxiety and Panic Attacks Anger Management Addictions Eating Disorders Personal Development Public Speaking Workplace Psychology Self Help Self Esteem & Confidence Relationships Hypnosis Community Support Practitioners' Lounge Emotional Intelligence Light Lounge. AN ADDICTION TO NODDED RUBBER RAINCOATS AND MACKINTOSHES An. addiction to nodded rubber raincoats and mackintoshes. I am a mature male living in the UK and since early childhood have had a liking for hooded rubber mackintoshes and capes, perhaps even a fetish. As I have progressed in age, my liking for these rubber garments hasn't abated, in fact it has increased. Worryingly with the

onset of age I

MY BOYFRIEND, ME AND DIAPERS Make him wear a pull up diaper when out and he has to tell you when he needs to urinate by saying "mummy I need a wee wee". You then decide whether -. 1) you take him for a wee wee to a public toilet, pull down his pull up, sit him on the toilet, pull his pull up back up, wash his hands and yours. or. SUCCESS STORIES FOR OUR BOOK ON PAWS Dear formal addicts who survived the horrifying hell of PAWS, My partner and I are looking for more success stories for our new book on Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome apparent in many types of substance addictions. We are finishing up the book and want to end it with a list of success stories of other people to motivate and ensure that recovery is indeed possible! EXTERNAL WORLD SKEPTICISM + CONGITIVE DETERIORATION. External World Skepticism is the world view that nothing exists but the self. Several months ago, perhaps around September, I came to such a conclusion. I have also been experiencing what seems to be deterioration in my cognitive functioning, which I believe began around August. The cognitive deterioration is a bit difficult to

explain.

PARTNER STARTED SMOKING FOR FIRST TIME IN LIFE. MOVE-IN? We both smoked for 1-2 months and finally I told her I wanted her to stop smoking and go to therapy before we moved in together. She initially acted as though she was excited (she's wanted to move-in together for a long time and I've been ambivalent). However, she later cried to me and told her how crappy it felt to "not be accepted as

(she) is

OBSESSIVE GUILT OVER CHILDHOOD SEXUAL EXPERIMENTATION Obsessive. Guilt Over Childhood Sexual Experimentation. Hey everyone. For the first time in 15 years (I'm 26 now) I'm trying to confront how I feel about the brief experimenting I did as an 11 year old to my 8-ish year old brother. I never even considered ever telling another soul until a few days ago when in a pit of anxiety and obsessive LOSING TOO MUCH WEIGHT AFTER QUITTING MARIJUANA? by Kmansup » Wed Mar 17, 2010 12:00 pm. Hi there, i recently quit smoking marijuana and have been rapidly losing weight ever since, i started off at 80 kilos at the time of quitting, lost about 6 kilos in the first week and am losing about a kilo every week now. I am actually eating more now than i was when i was smoking but it just

doesnt

WIFE IS A DIFFERENT PERSON AFTER HER HYSTERECTOMY A woman who has had a hysterectomy before the age of 50 is 3x more likely to develop heart disease! The removal of Ovaries is called Castration and can actually shorten a woman's life and greatly increases her chances of developing Parkinson's disease.

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Copied from my blog today. This was a post I made about an episode of The Incredible Hulk that actually produced a few tears at the end. Very unlike me to show emotion.

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11 hours ago · Y'know what sobriety has been hell, I didn't even want to go sober I was essentially forced too and it's been a week since I've even touched booze and it's still hell and it's probably going to continue to be hell until I come to terms with the fact that I have to stay clean PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT FORUM Forum. Tips and help for the world's "number 1 fear". Workplace issues including management skills, personal effectiveness, motivation and personal development / self improvement. PLEASE HELP ME : SUICIDAL 11 hours ago · KUMAR123 New Member Posts: 1 Joined: Sat Jun 12, 2021 8:10 am Likes Received: 0

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11 hours ago · Anxiety and Panic Attacks "I cant believe virus doesnt exist and all the things happened in last one year were " · "desperate788 wrote: I cant believe virus doesnt exist and all the things happened in last one year were for nothing They weren't for nothing. All the things that happened were to fulfill the agendas of those in power. You won't EXTERNAL WORLD SKEPTICISM + CONGITIVE DETERIORATION. External World Skepticism is the world view that nothing exists but the self. Several months ago, perhaps around September, I came to such a conclusion. I have also been experiencing what seems to be deterioration in my cognitive functioning, which I believe began around August. The cognitive deterioration is a bit difficult to

explain.

MARIJUANA WITHDRAWAL IS KILLING ME HELP And yes, RosaD, marijuana withdrawal is a very real thing. Check the DSM-5. Marijuana withdrawal didn’t make it in there because a lot of anxious x-potheads are inventing their symptoms or are confusing them with other underlying issues. People can’t induce night sweats while

unconscious.

MY SONS ARE SPYING ON ME Usually in a marriage, the mother gives love and the father discipline, This is part of the oedipus complex, children always at the beginning feel sexual attraction to their mother, but it is the father who puts a limit, in fact, always arise conflicts between father and son, jealousy and sexual desires towards Mother, it seems a little dark human nature, but hey it is what it is, I think a QUITTING MARIJUANA AND ITCHING Quitting. Marijuana and itching. This is my first post here. I frequently visited this post during the beginning of my withdrawl stages to marijuana. They were completly awful and I felt so alone until I found this forum. One thing I'm noticing is the amount of itching I'm doing since quiting. I'm about 40 days w/out and I have

nagging itches

CHEATING OCD? LONG POST BUT REALLY NEED SOME INSIGHT A new therapist with OCD specialisation would be a good move, and also cognitive behaviour therapy has a good track record. The bottom line is the OCD in my view, and the 'cheating partner' fear is the way the OCD is hurting you. OCD will always give the sufferer a fear, that is how it works. I hope things get easier for you soon.

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