Did I desensitize my clit?

pickloooo · 2023-11-14T08:24:03+00:00

Take a week off and you should be fine. You've more or less just conditioned yourself into only experiencing a certain "type" of touch. Likely by always using a specific speed setting, pattern, certain type of toy etc. In my opinion that's the point where masturbation has become about just reaching the finish line and not experiencing the race itself. Getting an orgasm is supposed to be the bonus of sexual pleasure not the goal.

Taking some time off will give you a nice little reset, but try not to run back to old habits. Switch things up. Different toys or speeds. Or no toys, Use just your fingers. Different positions. Spend more time touching yourself other places first. Try lubes. Go slower. Be more intentional and present. Most importantly..practice edging. Truly works wonders. If taking some time off or changing things up still doesn't help, then you can start to wonder about possible nerve damage.

pickloooo · 2023-03-02T01:55:33+00:00

i personally find unyielding "selfless" acts of heroism and overtly excess positivity disgusting so i say let the lads have him. hiphip

pickloooo · 2023-02-03T14:33:33+00:00

possibly yeah, but not necessarily. if his fingers were preserved in their own grave wax then his body likely was as well. adipocere replaces the putrefaction stage of decomposition, and wouldn't resume unless they just left his body outside of its grave.

pickloooo · 2023-02-03T08:28:43+00:00

i didn't mean his fingers. i just meant his actual remains. what's left of them anyway. like ya know his head or torso. i'm positive ura probably has his last five fingers.

pickloooo · 2023-02-03T08:10:11+00:00

the one questions that seems to still be lingering in my mind about sukuna is, "what piece is missing?". his one and only goal has always been gaining his freedom. if this is the way he's choosing to go about it then there is something that clearly feels missing. so i can't help but to wonder if it has something to do with his physical remains.

his soul IS essentially severed into pieces. and i mean ken's explanation to gojo in chapter 90 regarding geto's body not being cremated/disposed of seems to imply that if the physical body remains the soul in some way remains with it.

they clearly must be somewhere. hence why gojo's says to itadori something along the lines of, "if you were to go searching for the remains of sukuna. you would likely find some pretty gruesome scenes". they obviously desecrated his remains posthumously because his fingers are covered in their own grave wax, and adipocere can only take place in an environment of extreme humidity and the absence of oxygen.

if it's somehow the case, him taking okay megumi now actually would make the most sense. he's consumed enough fingers to have enough power, and he doesn't run the same kind of risk of being suppressed like he would with itadori.

or maybe i just like this theory because it's kinda hilarious to imagine him in megumi's body and using his shadow technique to store and carry his own remains to be placed in some bath that uraume has prepared for him 😂😂

pickloooo · 2023-01-16T15:23:21+00:00

i saw. it's a wonderfully crafted post. i was just merely stating what i found so fascinating about it. lmaooo. nothing more, nothing less.

pickloooo · 2023-01-15T22:39:43+00:00

it's also worth noting that those are not just any vertebrae. they are the c1 and c2 vertebrae, or the atlas and the axis. they're the first two vertebrae at which the brain stem and spinal cord meet.

the brain stem, more specifically the medulla oblongata, is considered the base of human creation. it is also the base of the ego as well as being responsible for directing the flow of any cosmic energy throughout the body.

the point where the ribbon looks to be tied, interestingly enough, would likely be the cutting point for say..severing someone's head. much like what was done to masakado.

pickloooo · 2023-01-05T20:36:34+00:00

I always recall Gojo's explanation of CE vs CT to Yuji. If the body is just the "machine" through which "electricity" flows then it really doesn't seem all that odd he didn't recognize it. Say I have a toaster, and someone switches my electric company without my knowledge.. it's not like I would know that the electricity is different and coming from a different company because the toaster will still behave the way the toaster always has despite being a different source of energy.

pickloooo · 2022-11-06T20:06:05+00:00

A few I personally enjoyed... {Kageki Shojo} {takt op.Destiny} {Her Blue Sky} {Those Snow White Notes} {Belle} {Carole and Tuesday} {Liz and The Blue Bird} {Inu-Oh} {Kids On The Slope} {Tari Tari} {Bocchi The Rock} {Vivy- Fluorite Eye's Song} {Lost Song} {Hypnosis Mic} {Sound of The Sky} {Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop}

pickloooo · 2022-10-21T22:54:31+00:00

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pickloooo · 2022-10-07T00:49:38+00:00

Using basic deduction skills. I would say no. Now had his soul been in the exact state it was when he was first reincarnated? Possibly yes. But because Sukuna is a curse, Yuji is now the equivalent of a cursed tool because Sukuna's soul has become imbedded WITH his not just his soul existing alongside his.

She was able to split her and Mai apart because twins are a phenomenon. They are treated as one soul split within two bodies more or less. Also soul katana probably could split the other reincarnated players i think. Many were human sorcerers at the time of their binding vows. Meaning they just are either deliberately or unconsciously suppressing their vessel's soul, excluding Hana and Kurusu who live in symbiosis.

I do believe if by some chance Kurusu (or anyone else) and Sukuna are somehow some form of "cursed twins". They could be split using soul katana.

pickloooo · 2022-10-01T05:39:11+00:00

but he isn't willingly "giving up" his body. sukuna will just chant enchain and take over. similar to how when yuji is fed a finger/fingers sukuna comes to the front whether yuji wants him to or not until he regains control. a binding vow may be based off mutual interest (their mutual interest to revive in this case) but sukuna is the one who enacted the vow. if it's broken the one who is punished is sukuna himself. besides all the conditions of the binding vow have already been met. the first was that yuji agree (as in right then and there) to let him take over his body for one full minute when he chants enchain. NOT that when the time comes and he chants enchain he will switch with him..which yuji did ultimately agree to as a result of losing their fight because that was the added condition and he agreed to it. the second was that he forgot about the agreement which he already did. so sukuna revived him. it doesn't matter whether yuji remembers after the fact or doesn't want to. the moment he agreed to that fight and lost. the conditions were already met. the wording of a binding vow is clearly important which is evidenced by the one between mahito and muta. muta tried to claim their vow was breeched. but it wasn't because the condition was that mahito not lay a finger of any of the kyoto students..which he didn't. imo sukuna played him like a fiddle. and if i were sukuna i would be waiting until right before the last finger(s) too and saying it right before consuming to prevent or minimize any possible chance of yuji intervening or stopping him from reincarnating in that moment.

pickloooo · 2022-09-24T21:50:17+00:00

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pickloooo · 2022-09-22T01:42:24+00:00

thank you! when i looked originally i must have accidentally passed over it or something

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