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Cake day: July 3rd, 2023
  • Cordyceps @sopuli.xyztomemes@lemmy.world•Vulnerable
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    8 days ago

    I prefer sleeping on my left side most of the time, but this has me facing a wall. I have developed a psychological trick to mitigate my imagination of monsters sneaking in behind my back though: Imagine a pulsing protective dome around you, invisible to you on the inside, that blocks the monsters both physically and audibly outside of the barrier. This way I can safely imagine all the monsters I want, but they stay outside that barrier, so do not worry me at all and end up feeling safe. Being also a family man with kids and dogs in separate rooms, I do a mental excersise where I put up a shield over each of their sleeping places. This way I do not have to fear for their sakes either. If I have to go to the bathroom & kids rooms etc in the dark, especially if I have watched a late night horror film that has left me creeped out, I imagine being surrounded by a high current field that will zap anything that gets close. It usually helps to uust keep imagining a buzzing high voltage sound in my ears. Here are some tricks for anybody struggling with overly active imaginations.

  • Cordyceps @sopuli.xyztoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•We've all been there
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    10 days ago

    Oof where to begin. Night elf guard lady NPCs. The anaphomorphic bunny lady with the crotch curtain in final fantasy, dont remember which one. Vampire the masquerade: bloodlines, Velvet the toreador at Vesuvius. Jeanette the Makavian. If you waited long enough in dialogue they would start looking around and then spring back, causing a boob shake.