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[arimidex]

today my friend explained to me a theory called "pain localization" while he pinched himself hard on the arm. the theory states that if you're feeling pain over a wide area, like an ache (migraine, back ache, broken bone, pulled muscle, etc), and you "localize" the pain by pinpointing it intensely to one area, that your overall suffering

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[arimidex]

thank you!

my ma's a super hippie. she's zen as shit.

[kirundo]

Mhmm.. Pain localisation? Sounds very odd... I'd rather take a ton of painkillers than actually have my brain locate the place to make it feel better, but that's me I guess :)

Dog's cuuuuute!

And to your mom, think she's got enough on her plate, might as well have some good time on painkillers and stuff!

[joie_]

That doggy is too cute to shoot :( The pain thing works, I do it all the time then again, could just be tricking myself into being in less pain.

[arimidex]

you must have a super mind-over-matter reflex, and a super high pain tolerance.

[icedguardian]

Yeah pain localization works to a certain extent. Usually the pain will have to be more distracted than the current pain for it to work. Like pinching your arm when you just broke your other arm probably won't help at all.

Your dog is adorable.

Your mom sounds pretty cool.

[arimidex]

i can imagine it probably has limited uses. LOL

[daisy1028]

I hear some people think that pail localization works really well and others not so much. I have yet to try it out yet.

Your dog is too cute..I wish I had one!!

Your mom sounds like a fun person to hang out with!!