sounds pretty great!

be careful guys - there's a lot of research that suggests that paracetamol suppresses the immune response to viruses almost equally. while it is probably safer than the truly 'anti-inflammatory' NSAIDs (ibuprofen, aspirin), it shouldn't be taken unless you desperately want to get a fever down!

https://hubpages.com/health/coronavirus-nsaids

Scientific paper sources = at the bottom of this article.. read them (evidence of all these over-the-counter meds messing with responses to flu, HIV and similar viruses :///). Not to scare anyone, but since a). healthy young people have ended up very ill following taking these meds and b). the coronavirus ISN'T something we have reasonable immunity to, we should try and limit anything that is going to exacerbate it <3

no, your response depends on your genetics. a lot of people barely respond and do not experience that 'buzz', while others are pushed into mania after two cups of tea.

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I relate. I'm not limerent now for the first time in YEARS (!!!) and am I happy, without that desperation and crashing lows? Yes, and no..

Yep, straight SSRIs can lead to insane degrees of mania!

siiii!

• que guay
• que mono (e.g. "esas chicas.. que monaaaas)
• me la suda todo = i don't give a shit/i'm free-spirited e.g. "el pavo este.. se la suda todo"
• en plan/o sea (muletillas que se usan todo el puto rato.. = "como" y "es decir")
• flipante = shocking/crazy e.g. "has visto a su nuevo novio? o sea, flipante"

i hear "la gusta" a lot on the train! EWW

Ahh gracias. Y si - creo que se ha convertido en una muletilla, porque escucho 'bueno, total..." mucho también, sin el 'que'

Gracias!!

Hola,

La escucho todo el rato aquí en Madrid, pero no creo que sepa bien cómo utilizarla.

Típicamente, alguien la dice mientras contando una historia sobre su día o algo así. e.g. "se me olvidó el dinero y la carta era tan cara, total que tenía que volver a mi casa para cogerlo".

Se puede considerarla un equivalente informal de 'al fin y al cabo'? Cuando la dices tú?

Gracias!

Amazing! And also, I'm seeing the blue butterfly emoji everywhere atm! Feels like a synchronicity. Have had several friends start using it out of the blue.

Absolutely true. I am insanely grateful to have discovered it.

Great article. It all comes down to the law of attraction, at the end of the day!

Hey,

Sometimes I fall back into believing that EIYPO is explainable through psychology, but I really think there has to be something metaphysical to this. These holidays, I've been meeting up with a lot of old friends (some one-on-one dates and some parties), and I swear that every single person I've met up with has completely fulfilled the image of them that I've recently been holding in my head.

I was nervous before my friend's (small, intimate) birthday party, knowing that a girl I've never liked would be attending. She is borderline sociopathic and, to make things worse, very clingy. Throughout school, I used to believe that every time I would see her would be a nightmare, which created this outcome for me. She'd target me at parties, try and get me to sleep over at her house, lie, ask when she could visit me at home etc.

Before my friend's recent event, I decided that a). she was going to be 'easy' to deal with . I thought "this is going to be a small, 10 person event, and if she doesn't force friendship tonight (given who she is), then the law is real". I also set the intention that b). that the party would be stimulating.

I completely forgot about her and arrived at the party. 10 minutes later, I found myself talking to her, but the energy was different; she wasn't making me uncomfortable. She bizarrely only seemed to want to talk about certain scientific topics that I find interesting (note: I study science and she doesn't!).

I cannot believe I'm saying this, but I found the conversation so stimulating that I spoke to her for 1 hour and later smoked with her. We stood out as the ONLY PAIR talking properly; the atmosphere was quite stilted, with few people getting on well.

Moreover, she didn't push meeting up at all, which is unheard of from her. We said goodbye with no plans to see each other again, and she thanked me for the 'interesting convo'.

The scenario seemed almost psychedelic to me!

Please share any similar "anyone is you pushed out" stories! :)

Nope - you won't shed after stopping the Rogaine if you keep applying another (gentler) topical stimulant, like peppermint oil.

Really interesting, isn't it - helps you see the objectively, and develop a sense of anger towards them.