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@Althalosian-is-the-father book

I get what you mean Ella. I have a smaller church (I think), and we tried a soft opening last Sunday. A lot of people showed up. It was weird. No one was wearing masks or anything, but people toned done the hugging and high fiving we all do and I didn't have to work the coffee bar. They didn't do snacks either (we usually have a butt ton of snacks everyone digs in on). Pray for safety, I'll pray too.
Also, Happy Pentecost!

Happy Pentecost to you as well!
I got to go to church!!!

@Althalosian-is-the-father book

I'm allergic to flowers

Sometimes I'll start getting watery eyes and sneezing in the grocery, then lo and behold, the flower isle just over. It's like being able to predict the future, but with more mucus.

Wonderful.

@berlioz

I'm all for giving flowers. I'd like to give big bouquets to my future partner like a gent, all fancy like, maybe even kneel for them.

Owen knows what's up.

finger guts

@Althalosian-is-the-father book

So I think me having tics might explain why I just. Frickin twitch all the time. (Also a common side affect of ADHD so more evidence.) So that's nice to maybe pin down. Mir, you know what's up in that department. Do you have like your arm just shoots up and clenches? I feel like I could stop it, but it's really sudden and I don't see the point. Normally it happens when I'm stressing though. The more violent ones. Whatever that means.

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some of y'all are fake as fuck and that's a fact

that is all

Deleted user

some of y'all are fake as fuck and that's a fact

that is all

Spill the tea

no

@berlioz

Dom- so you said you could stop it, is it almost like a sneeze? You could hold it in, but it's more satisfying to let out? Or is it more like an involuntary muscle twitch, where you could watch the tic happen and feel completely disconnected?

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some of y'all are fake as fuck and that's a fact

that is all

Spill the tea

no

Mir you can't just say that then not explain


i'm a free ass citizen I can do what I want

@Althalosian-is-the-father book

Dom- so you said you could stop it, is it almost like a sneeze? You could hold it in, but it's more satisfying to let out? Or is it more like an involuntary muscle twitch, where you could watch the tic happen and feel completely disconnected?

I guess so. It's like, a millisecond before it happens my brain is like IReallyWantToDoAThing and then it happens. And I think I could stop it, because I feel the signal before it happens. It's like I will it to happen instead of it being automatic. Except I don't really mean to.

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I wish you'd call me out, Mir. It would be interesting.

yEAH WELL FUCK YOU

@berlioz

Dom- so you said you could stop it, is it almost like a sneeze? You could hold it in, but it's more satisfying to let out? Or is it more like an involuntary muscle twitch, where you could watch the tic happen and feel completely disconnected?

I guess so. It's like, a millisecond before it happens my brain is like IReallyWantToDoAThing and then it happens. And I think I could stop it, because I feel the signal before it happens. It's like I will it to happen instead of it being automatic. Except I don't really mean to.

Ah, I get it. Tics, especially when it's the clenching of muscles, can almost always be contributed to high levels of anxiety. With all that panic surging through the body, it has to be released somehow. If you can, find ways to fully relax your mind and muscles. Maybe during prayer? Exersize also helps release some tension.
Tics aren't inherently harmful, but if you start having compulsions to harm yourself (slapping yourself, hitting your head on things) then it's time to take it more seriously.

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Tics aren't inherently harmful

welllllllll
I mean
my two most common tics are rolling my eyes back repeatedly (which causes headaches) and jerking my head forward (which fucks with my neckkkk it hurtssss)
I know of some situations where people have harmful tics

@berlioz

Tics aren't inherently harmful

welllllllll
I mean
my two most common tics are rolling my eyes back repeatedly (which causes headaches) and jerking my head forward (which fucks with my neckkkk it hurtssss)
I know of some situations where people have harmful tics

Ah, true I didn't think of that. I revise my statement: Tics can cause pain and if you start having compulsions to harm yourself, then it's time to take it more seriously.

I guess I was only thinking of tics like finger twitching, spasmatic leg movements, tongue clicking, stuff like that. But yeah, there's a plethora of other tics that cause pain by themselves.