How old were you when you first had sex?

Do you think you were ready?
Do you regret it? Neutral? Remember it fondly?

I'm reading this book on NLP therapy techniques. One of the author's patients "had lost the three people who had been closest to her on three successive days. On May 6, her boss was killed in a car accident; on May 7, her mother died; on May 8, her fiance, who had been in Africa experimenting with communication with animals was eaten bio a lion! Not surprisingly, Anita complained of emptiness in her life."

SHE has got to be in the top ten unluckiest in the world. Imagine getting a phone call three days in a row telling you about an unrelated death of a loved on. Fcuk a dcuk!

I want to share this very useful Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) technique with you guys. It helps disconnect you from painful and problem causing events.

Most won't try it.
Some will try, feel nothing, and dismiss it.
A small few of you will do it, experiment with it several times, and truly gain the benefits.

( Weird Finger Thingy )

So you know how the game goes right?

When you let a friend (usually a new friend) know you like them or you accidentally send a false signal (a sexual joke, a touch, a suggestive LJ comment, a friend tells them, or sometimes even just spending too much fun time together).

So, then next time you see them, they feel worried you like them, don't talk as much, avoid eye contact, apologize if they brush your arm, not as light hearted and friendly with you.

And of course, then you have to do the same because they're on edge and any friendly gesture will be taken as he still thinks I like him.

If you still want the person as a friend, you have to go through this stupid routine to de-weird them out.
It's so annoying and usually unnecessary. And it just makes you worried about being too friendly every other time you meet a new friend.

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The NLP Fast Phobia/Trauma Cure

NLP Fast Phobia Cure
This interesting technique was first devised by one of the
developer's of NLP, Dr Richard Bandler. Since then it has been
improved upon by several NLP practitioners and today the following
version, described by Connirae & Steve Andreas in their most useful
book "Heart of the Mind" is probably the best known.

(The word trauma here has a very general meaning - could be an
accident, seeing someone come to harm, losing a job, a relationship.)

1 Imagine you're sitting in a move theatre all by yourself,
looking up at a blank screen.

2 Put a black and white still shot of yourself the day before
the trauma (or before the phobic reaction, or before you ever met
the person you have broken up with).

3 Float up out of your chair into the projection booth at the
back of the theatre. Notice the window glass is very thick and you
are completely cut off from the theatre, although you can see and
hear everything.

4 Start to run a movie starting from the still shot and moving
all the way through the trauma, finishing well after the traumatic
event is over and everything has returned to normal. This movie will
take just a few minutes (ie, it is fast). It is absolutely vital
that you feel detached as the movie is playing. To do this you keep
in mind that you are merely watching yourself down below, who is in
turn watching the movie. If you feel any distress whatsoever,
distance yourself further by imagining you are going down to check
on ticket sales, or perhaps pop down to the corner to buy a hotdog
while the movie comes to completion.


5 Freeze the last frame of the movie, making sure it is a shot
in which you look relaxed and comfortable.

6 Jump into the still frame (ie, associate into the movie as
if you are actually in it).

7 Turn the frame big, bright and colourful.

8 Run the movie backwards really, really fast, just seconds
like a really rapid rewind. Feel yourself being pulled backwards all
the way through the movie in just seconds, all the way back to the
beginning (the still frame of you at the start).

9 Come out from the beginning the movie, go and jump in the
end again, make sure it's big and bright and colourful, and repeat
8.


10 Repeat 7, 8 and 9 several times, very rapidly.

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