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@DesignatedElfWhipper, I also have these thoughts. The worst one yet has been when I held a baby and my brain jumped to "what if i threw it?" . I don't know why but it just pops up in my head.
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@DesignatedElfWhipper, I think theres like a whole meditation ad on youtube about that
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@DesignatedElfWhipper, only every damn day.
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@Captain Rumble, I’ve had this one before. Also “what if I just punted this toddler when they ran at me?”
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@DesignatedElfWhipper, negative intrusive thoughts, typically an anxiety symptom
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@Captain Rumble, the voice in my head has gone "if you just drop one and get it over with, you'll never be nervous about doing it again. Besides, it isn't your kid" more times than I'd admit to
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@Captain Rumble, They're called intrusive thoughts, and they're actually pretty normal. So long as you don't act on them (obviously) and you have the awareness to think "that's terrible, why the fvck would I think that," you're okay.
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@DesignatedElfWhipper, the worst thing that could happen to that plate is my fat gringo ass being within 100 feet of it.
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@DesignatedElfWhipper, same! Im always thinking of horrible thoughts id never actually do but my brains always like hey.... what if we swerved the car headon into oncoming traffic.... or man, that window would be a great sniper posistion to kill all these people.... or even smaller shìt like what if i took a shìt on taco bells counter.... my brain also loves being scared i guess too cause i will purposely try to make scary situations scarier and then force myself to face it as that scarier next level.
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@DesignatedElfWhipper, apparently stuff like this means you have a really good survival instinct according to some article I read 6-13 years ago
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I see Tijuana/street style so I approve. In our area they do this heart-shaped for valentine's day.
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Indeed
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I could eat a buffet of dicks to get to this and still have room
Does anyone else just immediately think “oh no what’s the worst possible thing that could happen?” Every time they see anything. I see that plate and I immediately imagine myself smashing it out of their hands, and the social ramifications that would have on me. I would never do that, but my brain immediately forces me to think about those kinds of things.