Misconceptions About Sex

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Sex feels good, yes, and it is good for your body. But you have to watch out who you 're having sex with. Do you think that having sex with a toxic person will enhance your spirit? Heck no! They may be nice to you temporarily while having sex, but when they 're done and you 're glowing, they 're back to their old toxic ways. This will mess up your mind because sex is a spiritual dance between two human beings, so you 're absorbing the other person 's energy. The worse thing about absorbing energies is risking absorbing that of a toxic person. Once their toxic energy is in you, you 'll start acting like them and imitate their behavior. Some couples even start to look like each other and act like each other after being together for an extended
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This is called having an oral fixation. Some people smoke and inhale toxic chemicals to "feel good", and they don 't understand that 'feeling good ' is actually playing tricks on their mind. Certain brain chemicals are being released every time you do something pleasurable. This is when addiction occurs. The more you do it, the more these chemicals are being built up for released. It is important to let go of bad habits that we think makes us happy. They 're tricking your mind into believing you 're feeling good because of these chemicals. Some negative habits may feel good temporarily while doing them, but they 're very risky. Just understand that happiness can quickly turn into sadness because of …show more content…
She has random electronics just laying around her house that she is not using at all. In some weird way having these things make her feel comfortable and complete. Her happiness meter is on 10 when she has everything she wants. Well, as a human being, you should feel complete without these things. Material items should not define you as a spirit. Imagine all the money you will have in your pocket if you were to sell some of these items You can sell them on eBay, Amazon or Craigslist and get cash. I can bet that money will come in handy. Surprisingly, I can see your happiness meter rising

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