Kana -> RE: DomSpace? (5/15/2013 6:26:38 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Charles6682 Thank you for your input,LadyPact.Endorphins,that is the keyword.I know what you mean by "runners high",as I've felt that before.The "Pleasure Center" in the brain.Thats also how addicts feel when they get their "fix".Of course,addiction can come in many forms.I hope being in "sub space" is a good addiction.It really is a "natural high".So whether its "subspace","dom/top space",I guess its safe to assume the end result is the same. At one time, subspace was not a good addiction for me. It came to a point where I was begging and wanting to be put in subspace constantly. I always wanted to play 24/7 just to stay in that space. When I wasn't in subspace, I felt like a person with a drug addiction-I couldn't focus, I had the jitters, I craved it all the time and I just felt like I was going through drug withdrawal. So no, subspace isn't always a good addiction. *Snickers* Where did that chick go? And what's her digits? For me, domspace, despite what the mouse may think, isn't at all like what she goes through. I don't get all slo motion rubber legged or any of that nonsense. Instead, what happens is that I hyperfocus in play, locking in until everything is lost but the moment I'm in and seeing the next moves to come. It's kinda akin to surfing or when I do really extreme skiing-I'm almost lost deep within a meditative trance of experiencing the now and only the now. Coming up, letting go of that, losing the sharply delineated, brightly colored world, having drab reality crash in-yeah, that's a drag. When I was younger I was still battling with the conflict of being a sadist, so the crash back into earth combined with feelings of guilt over what I had done-yeah, they made for some serious tailspins post hard interaction. As I reached an accord with myself over my actions, the real hard crash diminished. Now, it's just the disenchantment of coming back to dreary reality.
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