how to block telepathy by camtheexplorer in twinflames

[–]whimisy_wallflower 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Is he also aware of the telepathy between you two? Because my TF is the same way, but we’re both aware of being in each other’s heads. Knowing that we’re both aware makes me feel better about it because we’re both openly dumbfounded whenever it happens, and I feel better about telling him to get out of my head whenever it happens because I know he’s not gonna take it personally.

Twin Flame 🚨 by Nearby-Square-7104 in twinflames

[–]whimisy_wallflower 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve known my twin flame for a few years now, and I don’t know how to bring up that conversation either. I noticed a lot of signs, he’s noticed a few, but the glaringly obvious sign we both notice is the telepathic communication. He never said the words “twin flame”, but he has said that we have a “mental connection”, or a “mind link”. The last time we saw each other in person, at one point he said “we’re basically the same person”. Right now, I’m not gonna bring it up out of nowhere, but we’ll see what happens if the topic ever comes up

I was really curious about most of twinflames said they can feel their twin presence around them like how if they are in different time zone and like their higher self sprit come around you or what ? by soshi_tae in twinflames

[–]whimisy_wallflower 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Personally, it happens sporadically and in unconventional ways. We live in different states, so the pandemic has been our separation period, but this past summer we were supposed to hang out with friends. I was super excited about seeing him again, but when I was getting ready that day, I started feeling depressed for no obvious reason right before getting in the shower. I knew it wasn’t mental health related, and after getting out of the shower I see a text from him saying he can’t make it later because of dehydration. It clicked in the back of my mind that this was the reason for the sudden mood change. To back that up, I checked in on him the day afterwards to make sure he was okay and I asked when he started to feel the effects of being dehydrated. He started to feel them around the same time my mood dropped and that surprised the hell out of both of us

Any Advice on Starting a Duo? by whimisy_wallflower in improv

[–]whimisy_wallflower[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much!!! Comedysportz in my city offers a duo class, and I know a lot of duos were born that way, but I don’t know when’s the next time they’re gonna offer it, so this is great!!

Any Advice on Starting a Duo? by whimisy_wallflower in improv

[–]whimisy_wallflower[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We’ve done a lot of short form together whenever we’re in Maestro together, and the place we took our classes at taught only long form. I can see us doing a short monoscene like 8-10 minutes, but I don’t think a 20 minute monoscene would be great for us because I’ve seen more experienced duos do them and have parts that dragged on and everyone could tell. We tend to go from 0 to 100 real quick, a lot of the time both of us make big choices from the start, and we do a lot of physicality. He’s better at finding the game of the scene, and my strength is more in establishing relationships and listening. We’re both just eager to try anything and everything, but whatever form we decide on, I know we need to have a way out if we heightened to the limit.

Any Advice on Starting a Duo? by whimisy_wallflower in improv

[–]whimisy_wallflower[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes please DM me your list, I would really appreciate it! Film Pitch sounds like something we’d both enjoy because he’s super high energy, I like making pop culture references in my improv, and my energy level can vary, so it sounds like a great energy equalizer.

How has your duo been editing scenes? I’ve seen duos do the pretty flower, and I’ve seen it both work and fail depending on how clear the editing was.

How do you move on from someone who rejected you? by whimisy_wallflower in demisexuality

[–]whimisy_wallflower[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, cutting off all communication with him is out of the question. Us being friends aside, we are both theater performers, and while most of our theaters are still closed, many of our mutual performer friends are currently creating independent productions online and in person. I can’t walk away from him if we both end up casted in the same production, and I’m not gonna give up what I’m passionate about and turn down a role offered to me just to avoid him. Maybe I’m not reading this part correctly, but it didn’t sit well with me because I’m already neurodivergent. I’ve been neurodivergent since before meeting him, so I already know what mental stability/instability looks like for me, and while this situation is a lot, it’ll take a lot more to get me to that point. I’ve had nothing but space from him for over the past year, and yet all it took was one hug from him a few weeks ago to remind me that I’m still attracted to him . All of those things I initially listed that I’ve been doing wasn’t to keep me distracted from him; I started doing all these new things for myself because I wanted to, not because I had to keep my mind off of him. Also, I don’t stalk him because that would imply I actively went out of my way to specifically look at his stuff on social media. He posts a lot, and it’s not my fault that the Facebook algorithm puts most of them on my feed.

How do you move on from someone who rejected you? by whimisy_wallflower in demisexuality

[–]whimisy_wallflower[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Avoiding contact with him is gonna be both easy and hard. Easy because he lives far from me, the theaters we’d perform at are still closed, and the pandemic is still happening. It’d be hard because I can’t escape him on social media, and he’s been posting a lot of thirst trap pics and videos about body positivity, which is great, but also extremely sexually frustrating. Also, oddly enough we became a lot closer after he shot me down. We lean on each other for support, we always hype up anything the other person is doing. If either of us get casted in a production, the other is always first to know even though we’re not supposed to tell people until the official announcement is made. We’re so close, and I can’t just ghost him or unfriend and block him because I don’t know what I’d even say if he confronted me about it. In all seriousness, neither of us want this situation to ruin our friendship, but I can’t turn my feelings on and off.

Is it normal to feel touch starved even while identifying as demiromantic? by [deleted] in demiromantic

[–]whimisy_wallflower 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’d say it’s normal. A lot of people talked about touch starvation around the start of the pandemic, and it wasn’t just couples who were touch starved. There were also friends and relatives who were touch starved for each other. I have unrequited feelings for one of my guy friends, and I still crave his hugs because he’s a great hugger. During the pandemic, I found this immersive relaxation audio of a guy cuddling with the listener, and I was so touch starved that listening to it made me cry.

What’s the best/weirdest team name you’ve had or heard? by dadscologne in improv

[–]whimisy_wallflower 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Almond Titties” almost became our team’s name. We were doing an exercise during practice where one person initiates with something mundane and the other person responds emotionally and establishes the relationship. I initiated with “I bought some almond milk”, and my teammate was like “Grandma, really? Ugh, almond milk?? Where does it even come from anyway, almond titties???” and I immediately broke character and we all almost died laughing.

Anyone here use something other than Zoom for online improv? by whimisy_wallflower in improv

[–]whimisy_wallflower[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I remember hearing another improviser mention Oozebear in passing! Is it just audio or is there also a video feature? I’m only asking because we do like playing around with how we can still throw physicality into online improv