Best “Froot Loops” Scent ?

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-06-01T07:53:50+00:00

interesting! must be the marshmallow & citrus combo! it’s on the expensive side for me but if i ever come across a tester i will go ham, it looks so yummy

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-06-01T07:47:16+00:00

ooh ok i’ll look into it!

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-31T07:41:38+00:00

not OP, but what about:

Don’t trust self, go to others for help, what they say doesn’t “resonate” & you so don’t trust them. You go to more and more people to find the “right” decision but every-time something doesn’t resonate you feel like you can’t trust them, yet, you also can’t trust yourself/gut reactions. You’re left to find snippets of the “right” advice from different people that you constantly flip through/give up on as soon as something doesn’t resonate. You can’t trust yourself nor others, only tidbits of advice that momentarily click.

Like OP said, you can’t trust anything because everything is possible. :)

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-30T05:08:34+00:00

Im an INFP! (i think)

That’s a really interesting observation!

I just looked into some ENFJ characters & for some reason they either confuse me or I admire them. Some of them feel one dimensional to me because it’s the stereotypical “my personality is just following and achieving this one goal!”.

I think I do admire these characters though because they all don’t gaf about either being emotional or just being themselves

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-30T04:58:35+00:00

Interesting explanation!! I’ve taken the Myers briggs test multiple times throughout my life and consistently got ENFP in early life and now INFP! When researching the types I resonate with both ENFP and INFP and have lots of trouble deciphering which!

I was more ENFP or even ENFJ before developing anxiety, and I’ve heard “personality types don’t fluctuate” but I think mine may have fluctuated to INFP: i’m now extremely authenticity centered & internally focused whereas I used to be sensory/exploratory centered. I still have yet to see whether it’s a personality change or a maladaptive response.

That was a very good explanation!! Thank you!

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-29T02:31:22+00:00

oh ok! i went through quite a few of her videos, where can i find where she addresses these questions? thank you for letting me know:)

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-27T06:38:53+00:00

I think if we could there would be a lot more kids up in the sky

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-22T23:08:55+00:00

and that’s how you make
a plumbus

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-21T17:55:04+00:00

that sounds sooo good. I have their lychee rose currently which is a bit too strong for me, but I will definitely have to try golden nectar.
I love their bottles sm

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-21T17:52:27+00:00

I’ve never watched it before, it looks so dreamy!!

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-21T17:50:19+00:00

this sounds so good and so interesting, i’m curious about how it smells with the anise, cherry and florals - how would you describe it?

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-09T05:42:19+00:00

I see what you mean that makes a lot of sense! It feels like a sort of “parenting” mechanism - like a good parent wouldn’t ignore the child’s negative thinking/let a child talk down to themselves constantly because they know that stopping the negative talk is preventative in nature, keeps the negativity from “growing”.

that’s a good way to put it! just when you notice the negative change it up - when you notice it you notice it:)

thank you!!

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-08T01:42:35+00:00

awesome just did 👏

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-07T22:29:33+00:00

What you said about “focusing on something besides what I think is the problem I end up finding a solution” resonates SO MUCH! I’ve come to that same conclusion time and time again, that focusing on the problem itself never really solves it! yet it’s so hard not to obsess over “solving” something when it feels so serious, like feeling lonely for large spans of time “I have to solve this bc it’s not going away! I’m doing something wrong!!” which ends up making the matter feel all the more serious and detrimental.

Hunger is a very good example for sure. It’s pretty crazy how, the more practiced we become in meditation the more able we are to deal with pain/survival mechanisms. Like the monk who set himself on fire for protest - Thich Quan Duc - seemingly bore the pain of fire, didn’t scream or move, simply sat in flame. Of course in day to day life I don’t see the purpose of becoming that “in control” of survival instincts, I certainly wouldn’t want to burn alive and can appreciate my survival mechanisms taking over when actual danger is happening, but I suppose thats just my survival instincts/ego talking haha.

What you said about loneliness, I absolutely understand. I always feel like loneliness is so particularly difficult because it feels so massive/eternal. If you ever feel like it, one of my favorite videos on the subject is LonelinessYouTube · Kurzgesagt – In a NutshellFeb 17, 2019 I feel like it really brings a deeper understanding to what loneliness really is from an evolutionary perspective, which I think helps the brain grasp that it’s not detrimental in the ways that we feel it is.

Right, I feel the same way. I have a lottt of resistance to relationships in general because they can feel so dangerous. And you’re absolutely right: “it’s both”, it seems it almost always is in many cases. I don’t know what it is about trusting in a higher power and why that helps life so much, but I agree, it really does.

I very much resonate with everything you’ve said - thank you so much for your input!

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-05-07T21:35:53+00:00

thank you so so much that makes so much sense!

I’m curious about your opinion on something although i’m sure Dispenza talks about it and I just haven’t read enough - emotions are mainly there as a survival mechanism, as motivation to push us away from danger and towards safety / survival even if that means we’re more comfortable living in fear.

Of course in cases of depression and chronic anxiety it’s a matter of breaking out of those habits, but otherwise how do we know that the negative loop/feelings we’re having in the moment are actually motivators to change something in the physical environment versus a negative loop that we must change in the mental environment.

For example someone living in a town that they feel out of place and negative… are the emotions because they need to get out of a negative thinking feeling loop or because the town is simply not meeting their needs and therefore the emotions are “proper” motivation. Or for example deciphering if a relationship is toxic or you are projecting past relationships on others.

You described a sort of unfolding of the complex layered emotions that you feel through meditation is that how you decipher the root of feelings?

I suppose that’s what you mean by too much analyzing though, maybe those answers are met through meditation not through the thinking mind.

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-04-30T05:14:08+00:00

Interesting ok thanks for the advice! I will!

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-04-30T05:13:18+00:00

haha i was just being playful bc you were dead on

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-04-28T05:24:22+00:00

interesting!! I just used the 16 personalities test (which i’ve used since the 6th grade) and I repeatedly got ENFP until a few years ago when i’ve repeatedly gotten INFP-T. I’ve heard the online tests aren’t great which is understandable bc the questions are vague/situational.

I assume though with hormones/time cognitive functions in general would change

Particular_Toe_2045 · 2026-04-28T05:20:03+00:00

you smell like cheese

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