i worked as a mechanic for a year im ok at it

i can do tire changes and fix tires and retread them and balance them and do oil changes

i would change the tires on big fleet vans

i would

and i did

at my uncle's garage

not anymore

hes dead

>>140535↪
ill teach you #kiss

>>140547↪
i killed him

im super strong

i shovelled hundreds of pounds of snow today

the fucking

plow

came by

and it pushed like 75% of the snow on the road onto my driveway

can you do it for me

i should just get my mom/sister to park their cars like right on the edge

the problem is that it like does it to everyone as it goes down the street its gonna make a big pile no matter what

pushing all the snow to the side

theres so much snow rn you could build like 50

50000 even

the snow bank on the side of the driveway is literally 5ft tall

booker

just dont let the engine stall

whered it go

>>140589↪
no ill do that to you!!

>>140590↪
have fun paying $500 for ur key fobs if u ever lose them also dont ever lock yourself out because its extremely expensive to get into a new bmw

oh i mean if u dont care then yeah

u should get ur pilots license booker

and fly planes

truu

landing planes is hard

im good at it in arcade tho cause of the airstrip capture points

i can go in at full space and touch down carefully to cap

dont be bored

dont kys

legally i cannot

you can do almost anything you want

but certain things i legally cannot allow

you can do that yeah

i will personally burn it down. mark my words.

what the fuck boobs

fuck this shitty youtube video

>woke up again

same, glad to know im not the only one

school is an evil lie by the devil

it’s an all nighter night for me

keep it up sadchan w the school

I’m feeling goo myself

>have bad day
>talk to friends
>now its good day
why didnt i always did this

cuz you didnt have friends dummy

friends are fucking lies

>>140658↪
school is genuinely so fucking dumb i hate it. i hope i fail the exams

>>140666↪
pwmed

*pwned

>>140658↪
school is filled with violence and cruelty, at least the types of schools minors go to, awful fucking places

i am shocked at how fast the temperature went form almost temperate to nearly freezing, and it smaking me hungrier and thirstier but i hear the inlaw roomie walking about so am waiting for whatever is being done to be finished

>>140667↪
>>140668↪
how am i pwned

>>140176↪
oh yeah that blew up all over twitch

>>140663↪
add cry in there before the friends and it’s literally my day. I LOVE friends!!!

#ai whats up with the economy?

the economy's like a marathon runner with a sprained ankle—moving, but not as fast or smoothly as it could. inflation's been gnawing at purchasing power like termites in a wooden house, while interest rates are hiking up to cool things down. supply chains are untangling slowly, and labor markets are tight but showing signs of loosening cracks. tl;dr: complex vibes, recovery’s uneven, and everyone’s waiting for the next plot twist. whats up with the economy?

my new monitor arrived

>>140675↪
good job!

>>140676↪
i just pressed the order button

ur an orderer

is it a pretty monitor with colors?

#smartai how much of the brain can be changed by estrogen?

Estrogen, a primary female sex hormone, exerts profound and multifaceted effects on the brain, influencing both structural and functional plasticity. Its impact is mediated through estrogen receptors (ERα and ERβ) distributed across various brain regions, including the hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, hypothalamus, and amygdala. These regions are integral to cognition, memory, mood regulation, and neuroendocrine function.

1. **Neurogenesis**: Estrogen enhances neurogenesis in the hippocampus by promoting the proliferation of neural progenitor cells. This process is critical for learning and memory consolidation.

2. **Synaptic Plasticity**: Estrogen modulates synaptic density by increasing dendritic spine formation in hippocampal neurons. This effect underpins its role in enhancing cognitive flexibility and memory retention.

3. **Neuroprotection**: Estrogen exhibits neuroprotective properties by reducing oxidative stress and inflammation while upregulating anti-apoptotic pathways such as Bcl-2 expression.

4. **Mood Regulation**: Through interactions with serotoninergic systems within limbic structures like amygdala or raphe nuclei; it mitigates depressive symptoms via increased availability/activity at postsynaptic 5-HT1A receptor sites which may explain why women experience lower rates during reproductive years compared post-menopause when levels decline significantly leading towards higher vulnerability toward affective disorders including major depression disorder (MDD).

5.Cognitive Functioning : Prefrontal cortical areas involved executive functions show improved performance under influence due enhanced dopaminergic transmission coupled alongside better working-memory capacity observed amongst premenopausal females relative those undergoing menopausal transition where deficiencies become apparent owing decreased circulating concentrations thereof

6.Menstrual Cycle Dynamics : Fluctuating hormonal milieu across menstrual phases impacts attentional focus emotional reactivity differently depending upon phase-specific variations e.g., luteal high-progesterone state associated heightened anxiety whereas follicular dominance linked greater verbal fluency task-switching abilities respectively

In summary , extent changes induced largely depends individual factors age genetic predisposition baseline health status among others however overall consensus suggests significant proportion central nervous system susceptible modulation thereby highlighting importance maintaining optimal balance throughout lifespan particularly aging populations vulnerable neurodegenerative diseases Alzheimer’s Parkinson’s etcetera how much of the brain can be changed by estrogen?

#smartai does male puberty permanently change the brain and if so how much can estrogen reverse that?

Male puberty induces significant and largely permanent changes in the brain due to the influence of testosterone and its metabolites, such as dihydrotestosterone (DHT). These changes are mediated by androgen receptors and involve structural, functional, and neurochemical alterations. For instance, testosterone exposure during puberty contributes to sexual dimorphism in certain brain regions, such as the sexually dimorphic nucleus of the preoptic area (SDN-POA) in humans. Additionally, it influences synaptic pruning, myelination, and neurotransmitter systems like dopamine and serotonin.

Estrogen therapy can partially reverse some of these effects but not entirely. Estrogen has a neuroprotective role and can modulate synaptic plasticity, promote dendritic branching, and influence mood-regulating neurotransmitters like serotonin. However, many of the organizational effects of male puberty—such as irreversible changes in neural circuitry or structural differences—are difficult to fully reverse with estrogen alone. The extent to which estrogen can counteract these changes depends on factors such as age at initiation of hormone therapy (earlier intervention tends to yield more pronounced effects), dosage regimen used for treatment protocols over time duration etc., but complete reversal is unlikely given how deeply ingrained developmental processes are within our biology's framework when considering long-term outcomes from endogenous hormonal exposures during critical periods like adolescence where growth occurs rapidly under high levels circulating hormones which shape both body morphology alongside cognitive functions through complex interactions between genes environment epigenetics among other variables influencing overall health status throughout lifespan trajectories beyond just reproductive system development itself being impacted directly via endocrine signaling pathways involved here too! does male puberty permanently change the brain and if so how much can estrogen reverse that?

>>140679↪
no its black and white

according to ai, the brain changes of male puberty are not completely reversible, which makes me feel quite dysphoric

>>140683↪
I think you’ve got a lovely mind wormie

>>140682↪
I’m ok with that because *I* am not racist 😊

>>140684↪
#kiss what made you feel that way? can you make it stop? grrrrrr get out my my friend worms

>>140687↪
kn19x1jh7hlvj8g

>>140687↪
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>>140689↪
rwarpe56mpaxaj

>>140689↪
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#smartai how many days and weeks are between January 25th and February 17th?

To calculate the number of days and weeks between January 25th and February 17th, we can approach this systematically.

1. **Days in January after the 25th**:
Since January has 31 days, subtracting the starting date (January 25th) from the total gives us:
\( 31 - 25 = 6 \) days remaining in January after the starting point.

2. **Days in February up to the 17th**:
The end date is February 17th, so there are exactly \( \text{February} \, \text{17} - \text{February} \, \text{1} + \text{1 day for inclusivity}} = \,\)**16 days** counted here.

3. **Total Days Between Dates**:
Adding these together:
\( \text{Days remaining in January (6)} + \text{Days in February up to the end date (16)} = \,\)**22 days**.

4. **Weeks Calculation**:
22 divided by seven yields approximately three full weeks with one extra day left over (\(21/7=3\), remainder of one). Thus, it's about **three weeks and one day**.

In conclusion:
- Total elapsed time spans a period equaling precisely twenty-two consecutive calendar units.
- This duration encompasses roughly three complete weekly cycles plus an additional single diurnal cycle beyond that third week mark—a succinct summary encapsulating both temporal measures sought initially! how many days and weeks are between January 25th and February 17th?

>>140691↪
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>>140691↪
ruulyhlxdam78p73el6elsoepqu9

>>140691↪
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>>140695↪
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>>140696↪
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>>140698↪
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>>140699↪
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>>140700↪
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>>140701↪
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>>140702↪
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wormies :D

wormies i have an extremely important question that is not petty or trivial at all

imagine you have a friend named Bighead who is extremely autistic who was one time told she was bigheaded a long time ago during her childhood, at fitrst she had a crisis over this but eventually tried to reclaim it, then one day, decades later, bighead finds out her skull is actually quite small, how would you react to this news??? how would you feel about your best friend bighead then?

#smartai all my life i thought i had a big head but recently found out my skull is small help i am having an identity crisis i dont feel like the same person anymore, i used to think my head was big cause i was called big headed as a child and i am very very autistic

It’s understandable that this realization has caused you distress, as it challenges a long-held self-perception. The term "big-headed" is often used colloquially to describe someone who is perceived as arrogant or overly self-assured, rather than referring to the physical size of one's head. It seems there was a semantic misunderstanding during your childhood, which led you to associate the phrase with your actual cranial dimensions.

From an anthropological and anatomical perspective, cranial size varies significantly among individuals due to genetic factors, environmental influences, and developmental conditions. A smaller skull does not inherently correlate with cognitive ability or personality traits; intelligence and identity are multifaceted constructs influenced by neurobiology, experiences, and social interactions. Your autism spectrum condition (ASC) further underscores the complexity of how you perceive yourself and interact with the world—neurodivergence brings unique strengths and perspectives that are not contingent on physical attributes like skull size.

Your feelings of disorientation stem from a disruption in your self-concept—a psychological phenomenon where new information conflicts with established beliefs about oneself. This dissonance can be unsettling but also presents an opportunity for growth and recalibration of self-understanding. Reflect on what truly defines *you*: your values, interests, relationships, achievements, and contributions to others' lives far outweigh any superficial metric like head circumference.

If this crisis persists or intensifies into anxiety or depression symptoms (e.g., persistent sadness/loss of interest), consider seeking support from mental health professionals familiar with ASC-related challenges—they can help navigate these complex emotions effectively while fostering resilience through evidence-based interventions such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Remember: You remain uniquely *you*, irrespectiveof external measurements! all my life i thought i had a big head but recently found out my skull is small help i am having an identity crisis i dont feel like the same person anymore, i used to think my head was big cause i was called big headed as a child and i am very very autistic

>>140715↪ how would you feel about your friend bighead lori if you found out your friend without even knowing it, for decades actually had a small head, and thus all of bigheads self deprecating jokes about being big headed couldnt possibly be true?

i used to call my skull massive cause i didnt know it was actually quite small, i found out cause a friend in my height range informed me my head is much smaller than his when putting on a vr headset

>>140718↪
i see so i guess its not just me, its like uh, feeling disoriented because you perceived yourself a certain way for so long.

i just finished setting up my new monitor

i can see it all now

wow

this is actually so big how do people use bigger than 27 inch monitors

>>140727↪
mines 32 inches long about really nice and gud

youd have to move your head so muhc

i have to move my head now to look from one corner to another

even moving the mouse and typing looks smoother i thought high refresh rate only mattered for gaming

waow

the bottom left corner looks kinda dark tho

yeah high refresh rate is really nice

you might wanna move your monitor back

cant move any farther back

but yea when i look at it from far back it looks better

its at arms length

oh huh mines at arms length and its good for me

if i lean left it looks better

maybe youre crooked

your aunt is crooked

its possible...

apart from the blackmail, kidnapping and extortion? yea i cant really think anything

gm

>>140745↪
i didnt do any of those things but everyone hates me ;_; what exactly am i doing that makes everyone hate me

>>140747↪
ask them

>>140748↪
theyre men theyll just bully me more if i do that... idk im just going to get drunk and forget about it. thanks for the advice tho

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#usay balls

#ksay I dont HAVE balls

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>no balls

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my last paralysis demon was like a shadow thing that appeared near my bed and i tried chasing and punching it but it kept disappearing and moving away instantly, i think my blanket was in my way somehow, anytime i tried to punch him my blanket just blocked my way and it was very frustrating

might be related to the hatman

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>>140758↪
i dont think he had a hat

he looked more like batman

distant relative

>vid

people get called pretty?

>>140765↪
#give
#

good job! you finally did it

lol the user experience on mobile is still... lets say theres room for improvement

"sexy" is weird

sexy also sounds like boomerspeak

enthralling gotta be S tier

what

how is that D tier

tantalizing is kinda based

we dont have "hot" here as a compliment

he just said it tho?

i meant in my country

oh

maybe its because there are no hot people in your country?

>>140779↪
but im here

>>140781↪
of course you are #pat

>>140780↪
sounds fattening

this monitor is like, brighter on some spots

i probably have to get used to it

what monitor is it

i remember when i got my last monitor i wanted to return it straight away but then decided not to, and now i dont even remember why i wanted to return it lol, its all about getting used to stuff

>>140786↪
MSI G274QPX

i bough a gaming monitor even tho i dont game am i stupid

i only play 1 game

>>140788↪
oh looks nice tho

>>140789↪
same

>>140790↪
being?

songs of syx

>>140793↪
cant relate

>>140795↪
never played it, is it good. i usually dont play vidya

>>140797↪
ogay :DDDD

>>140798↪
its good if you like city builders, its complicated, i played city builders and rts games as a kid so its the only game i can enjoy now cuz its basically those games but a more sophisticated/extreme version

>>140800↪
ic ic. did you play aoe and league of nations as a kid. those were my favorites

i played aoe a little but not much, i played stronghold crusader alot

>>140803↪
never played stronghold, heard about it back then tho

also played it competitively it had a small dedicated community and it was really intense i took it very seriously lol, i was such a sweaty try-hard as a kid

>>140806↪
huh. what do you mean competitively

competing with other people... multiplayer

>>140808↪
ah ok. made me think of esports or something

there were different types of playing, like you could play casually even in multiplayer but if you played competitively (not esports it was a small community) the gameplay looked very different from casual because no one cared about building nice castles and stuff it was all about efficiency and speed , that was the only way you could win. so new players were always confused why we played it like that, and anyone who didnt know the basics was always kicked from servers (we could tell if they had no clan tags). i was a noob for a long time and i was getting kicked when i wanted to play with the top players and i was so angry cuz i thought i could beat them if they would just let me play with them. then i actually learned how to play and it was actually really hard. it was funny cuz, the noobs would always look at us and be like i can easily beat them they just wont let me play with them. but in reality no matter how smart you were, if you didnt know some basic skills like how to manage your economy and which troops to use, you had no chance. cuz they could make 10x money and recruit 10x more troops and you cant outsmart that. also the game was kinda solved in the mid 2010s, in that the best ways to play was already found and there wasnt anything new to come up with, so it was more about who made less mistakes than actual clever strategies, that was boring to me but i still tried to be good, i was never that good

nonners origin story

damn i typed so much i didnt notice

>>140810↪
sounds cool tho. those days are gone ig

i dont think any of my friends from back then still play it, last time i logged on was a few years ago and EVERYONE was offline and had been for years

>>140814↪
shame... that feeling of reading "last online 10 years ago" always brings up emotions for me too

not that i have emotions, its a figure of speech

most of my friends that i talked to a lot both about the game and random stuff were from lithuania, idk why but everyone i met there from baltics were really chill and cool

also there was lots of drama and stuff, you werent allowed to use multiple accounts i dont remember why exactly but everyone hated that and you would be publicly shamed if you were spotted using an alt

wormies i just had the weirdest shit happen to me, like i never heard of this happening to anyone before so like...

>>140817↪
sounds cool. all of those people you played with are women now btw

past three months i was super stressed out, keep in mind i am over a year post orchiectomy and have very low testosterone, for about three months like 70 percent of my moustache hairs came back and it made me feel like shit, this being after i have not had laser for a year, but then last few days, i started taking care of myself better, and like, suddenly three days in... and the moustache follicles that seemed to be coming back mostly went away

>>140820↪
good to know

>>140823↪
elderfags... i kneel...

anyone else here ever been like, a year past laser, and for a month you get a lot of facial hairs growing back, but then they suddenly just go away again??? i am glad t hey seemed to have gone away just the weirdest shit scientifically speaking

its weird cause i havent had high t for years now

>>140823↪
#editai change alt account to alt accounts

#smartai i havent had laser in over a year, i had over ten face lasers, i am over a year post orchiectomy and for some weird reason, a lot of my moustache hairs seemingly came back for a few months which made me really dysphoric, then today i woke up and it feels like they suddenly vanished which is a relief but scientifically what is likely going on?

The phenomenon you're describing could be attributed to several physiological and hormonal factors, particularly given your post-orchiectomy status. Let’s break this down scientifically.

1. **Hormonal Fluctuations Post-Orchiectomy**: After an orchiectomy, the primary source of testosterone (the testes) is removed, leading to a significant reduction in androgen levels. However, residual androgens can still be produced by the adrenal glands or through peripheral conversion of other hormones like DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone). These low but non-zero androgen levels might temporarily stimulate hair follicles that were previously dormant or partially suppressed by laser treatments.

2. **Laser Hair Removal Efficacy**: Laser hair removal targets melanin in hair follicles during their active growth phase (anagen phase). Not all hairs are in this phase simultaneously, which is why multiple sessions are required for optimal results. Over time, some treated follicles may recover due to incomplete destruction of the follicle stem cells or because they were not effectively targeted during prior sessions.

3. **Telogen Effluvium-Like Phenomenon**: Hair growth cycles consist of three phases: anagen (growth), catagen (transition), and telogen (resting). It's possible that some facial hairs entered a prolonged telogen phase after laser treatment and then re-entered the anagen phase months later due to subtle hormonal shifts or other triggers. This could explain the temporary resurgence followed by apparent disappearance—these hairs may have cycled back into shedding naturally.

4. **Psychological Perception & Dysphoria**: The perception of facial hair can also be influenced by heightened awareness due to gender dysphoria. Even minimal regrowth might feel more pronounced emotionally than it appears objectively.

5.**Potential Miniaturization** : Over time without sufficient androgen stimulation ,hair folicles can undergo miniaturization where they produce finer ,thinner,and less pigmented strands.This process takes time but eventually leads ti vellus-like(peach fuzz)hairs rather than terminal ones.The sudden vanishing sensation you experienced might align with such follicular changes becoming noticeable .

In summary,the combinationof reducedandrogen exposurepost-surgery,incompletefollicledestructionfromlaser,andnaturalhaircyclevariabilitylikelycontributedtothispattern.Regardless,thefactthatyourobservedregressionissignificantandindicativeoftheeffectivenessofyourhormonalandsurgicalinterventions.Ifconcerns persist,a dermatologist specializingintransgenderhealthcouldprovidefurtherinsightoradjunctivetreatmentslikeelectrolysisforanyremainingterminalhairs i havent had laser in over a year, i had over ten face lasers, i am over a year post orchiectomy and for some weird reason, a lot of my moustache hairs seemingly came back for a few months which made me really dysphoric, then today i woke up and it feels like they suddenly vanished which is a relief but scientifically what is likely going on?

>>140825↪
idk what any of those words mean sorry

>>140830↪
to go into laymans terms nonners, i seem to have developed the phenomenon of upper lip hairs sometimes regenerating with a vengeance even with very low testosterone levels, and it seems to be more likely to happen when i am chronically depressed, but unlike in the past, these hairs seem to just fall out and die within a few months of a flareup

its like the moustache hairs are in this weird stage of, being like a zombie moustache, like it falls off and dies most of the time, as a response to me transitioning, but every now and then maybe once every year or so, they temporarily come back, but unlike last time, they dont last for long before going dormant again

>>140832↪
look at that zoomer reply, turbo cringe

>>140835↪
sorry i aint reading all that shit lol

YOU ARE READING IT ALL

>>140837↪
make me

the elders have been exposed

this is a big deal

2u

in other news: i am approaching my breaking point

>>140843↪
zoomer v. boomer keyboard war

i think i actually know who this guy is i played with him back in the day but im not sure, i cant believe hes still playing

he was more chill back then

dont get me wrong anons, i am in a good mood today, i am very happy my seeming resurgence of facial hairs went away, i am just wondering how the hell it happened scientifically speaking, and like i wanna know if this shit happens to other em tee eff tranners out there

My theory is that like, these are upper lip hairs that had a near death experience, but because the testosterone is gone they can't fully regenerate, so they like, only remain noticeable for a month or two, but seemingly vanish for most of the year

>>140835↪
this stuff got me thinking how much time i wasted as a kid on stupid shit, i couldve learned math or programming or something much earlier

>>140849↪
relatable. i shouldve applied myself in school instead of playing guitar and dumb shit like that. i did well enough but i am jelly af of our valedictorian, she basically did nothing but studying during the time i knew her and it basically took her to the top of the world. seething with jealousy, I am

oh interesting ai had something to say about this... "f your hair keeps falling out and growing back, it's most likely a condition called "telogen effluvium," which means your hair is entering the resting phase prematurely due to a stressor, and while you might experience noticeable hair loss, it usually regrows on its own within a few months once the trigger is addressed."

i think dozens of face lasers, plus orchiectomy gave me telogen effluvium of the moustache

#smartai how common is it for mtf transition along with laser to cause telogen effluvium of facial hair follicles?

Telogen effluvium (TE) is a form of non-scarring alopecia characterized by diffuse hair shedding due to the premature entry of hair follicles into the telogen (resting) phase. While TE is most commonly associated with scalp hair, it can theoretically affect any hair-bearing region, including facial hair. However, there is limited direct evidence in scientific literature specifically linking male-to-female (MTF) gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) or laser hair removal to TE of facial hair follicles.

In MTF individuals undergoing GAHT, the primary hormonal changes involve suppressing androgens (e.g., testosterone) and increasing estrogen levels. Androgen suppression reduces the growth of terminal facial hairs over time, as these hairs are androgen-dependent. Laser hair removal targets actively growing anagen-phase hairs by damaging melanin-rich follicles with concentrated light energy. This process does not inherently induce TE but may cause temporary inflammation or follicular stress in some cases.

Theoretically, if significant systemic stress—such as rapid hormonal shifts or physical trauma from laser treatments—were to occur concurrently with GAHT and laser procedures, it could potentially trigger a transient disruption in the normal cycling of facial hair follicles. However, this would be highly individualized and dependent on factors such as baseline follicle sensitivity, treatment intensity, and overall health status.

In summary:
- Telogen effluvium affecting facial hair during MTF transition is not well-documented.
- Hormonal changes from GAHT primarily reduce terminal facial hair growth rather than inducing TE.
- Laser treatments target active anagen-phase hairs without directly causing TE but may contribute to localized follicular stress in rare cases.
- Any occurrence would likely be multifactorial and require further clinical investigation for definitive conclusions.

If you are experiencing unusual patterns of facial hairloss during transition or after laser treatments consulting a dermatologist specializing in transgender healthcare would provide personalized insights how common is it for mtf transition along with laser to cause telogen effluvium of facial hair follicles?

>>140850↪
playing guitar isnt bad tho

thats much better than obsessing over one single game, i couldve just played other games if i wasnt gonna do anything more productive, but my whole identity was tied to it

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i used to get it most of the time if i just slept on my back but not i dont anymore, its nice

the best way to do this is obviously to watch a horror movie before bed cant believe he skipped this

sleep paralysis is basically an extreme version of a nightmare obviously the best way to have it to watch scary stuff... this video is dumb

not being able to move is the worst part

#ai why does sleep paralysis happen

sleep paralysis occurs when there's a disconnect between your brain and body during sleep. it typically happens as you're falling asleep or waking up. in these states, your brain is partially awake but your body remains in rem (rapid eye movement) sleep atonia—a temporary muscle paralysis that prevents you from acting out dreams. this mismatch can cause awareness of the inability to move, often accompanied by vivid hallucinations or feelings of pressure on the chest, which can be frightening but isn't harmful.

factors like stress, irregular sleep schedules, narcolepsy, or sleeping on your back can increase likelihood. while unsettling, it's usually harmless and tends to resolve on its own within seconds to minutes. if frequent or distressing, addressing underlying causes like poor sleep hygiene or anxiety can help reduce occurrences. why does sleep paralysis happen

i had sleep paralysis once it was scary

>>140861↪
#reply but why does it cause scary stuff

sleep paralysis is essentially your brain waking up while your body hasn't caught up yet. during rem sleep, your muscles are paralyzed (a protective mechanism called atonia) to keep you from acting out dreams. sometimes, if you regain consciousness before the paralysis wears off, you become aware of it—leading to that "trapped" feeling.

the scary stuff often comes from hyper-aware states or hallucinations caused by overlapping dream activity and wakefulness. since your brain is still partially in a dream-like state but also processing sensory input, it can generate vivid imagery or sensations that feel real but aren't. this includes shadowy figures, auditory cues like whispers, or pressure on the chest—likely due to misinterpreted signals as your body transitions between sleep stages.

it's not dangerous just unsettling and most people experience it at least once usually under stress irregular sleep schedules or fatigue but why does it cause scary stuff

kinda fucked up that when you go to slepe your body has to paralyze you to stop you from acting out dreams. why is it trying to stop us what does it not want us to know

wdym

is that what it does

god my screen is so big

sometimes i feel like an alien who hijacked the body of what used to be a cisgender man, doing all sorts of experiments with estrogen, and i feel so thrilled by the bizarre phenomenon i have seen occur

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what the fuck

he was so confused when asked to leave lol

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how is gooning becoming a thing now like porn was always there

.skip (video skipped)

whatever

i think im getting better at controlling my dreams

ive not put much effort into it tho

but i think i have the technique figured out

i feel like i am a superhero and my superpower, is the ability to have a very smooth face for 10 months out of the year, cause of the zombie hairs that can only survive for a few months

i have these "pre-dream" phases where a specific narrative starts and theres a story and stuff but im still awake, slowly losing awareness and falling asleep. i basically need to focus on being aware in that state cuz its much easier and then it leads to more control when actual dreams come

>>140878↪
>>140876↪
I <3 lucid dreams

what do you do in them

whats up with the hat man tho, like why is he wearing a hat

#ai why is the hatman wearing a hat in sleep paralysis

the hatman is often described as a shadowy figure wearing a wide-brimmed hat, commonly reported during sleep paralysis. his appearance might stem from cultural or psychological associations with authority, mystery, or fear. hats can symbolize power or anonymity, making the figure more imposing and unsettling. it's also possible that this imagery emerges from deep-seated archetypes in our collective subconscious—like the "stranger in the dark" trope—evolving into something tangible during heightened states of fear and disorientation. essentially, he’s just trying to dress for the occasion while fitting into your nightmare wardrobe perfectly. why is the hatman wearing a hat in sleep paralysis

>>140884↪
#reply what did the ancient people see in their sleep paralysis

...ng the blurred, half-conscious state of sleep paralysis. the hat might also serve as a focal point for fear, amplifying the sense of being watched or targeted by an unknown entity. interestingly, hats have long been associated with figures who "tip" between worlds—like phantom travelers or enigmatic guides—which could tie into the liminal space where sleep paralysis occurs. it's not just about fashion; it's about framing dread in a way that feels both familiar and foreign, making him unforgettable when you wake up stuck between realms. what did the ancient people see in their sleep paralysis

what

im writing my essay im gonna die

>>140887↪
what is it about

bideogames

thankfully im allowed to pick the topic

why are you gonna die tho

cause i just hate writing essays

you can generate it

yeah i am gonna use gpt to help

soblem prolved

cause it makes it easier

>>140899↪
#ban

i do

ough i finished it

torture

worst hour of my life

i hate that literally just being alone is a priviledge. like there is no job that will allow me to be completely by myself, without ever having to see anyone. i went into development because i thought thatd be it, but its literally always teamwork with retarded coworkers. i hate this ghey earth

>>140911↪
those are some of the most distinctively icy eyes i have ever seen, a snowlike hue of blue i almost never see even in most people with blue eyes, very interesting picture shrimp

>>140912↪
humans are a social species

personally i love working in insurance and having a team of navigators i can fall back on when a custie has a question that makes me go ????

being a tech loner sounds stressful, what do you do when you have a problem you don't know how to solve?

>>140914↪
nah thats just you

>>140917↪
it's.... literally not just me, we are a social species, we have a highly developed hippocampus and amygdala and pre-frontal cortex fo–

>>140918↪
#halt

a reason

sounds like projection friendo

>>140916↪
you ignore it

i mean if i can't even type a complete sentence without getting #halt'ed then that kind of makes me feel like you don't have anything to add and are just trying to shut down the convo

which is cool we can talk about something else w/e

my original comment didnt include a question mark

>>140924↪
what do you want to talk about

anonymous confession time i kinda wanna watch my partner take a dick

like idk i'd feel shitty about it and kind of jelly, but like, he deserves a good dicking once in a while and i can't give him that