DesFIP
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Joined: 11/25/2007 From: Apple County NY Status: offline
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Worst has been any time I've had to drive after play. That plunges me into later on weeping uncontrollably. To a point that if I have to drive somewhere after, I won't play. I'm not willing to be unable to focus while operating a 3,000 lb automobile, putting myself and everyone else on the road at risk. What people should know is that the better shape you are going in, the better shape coming out. If you haven't eaten properly, are dehydrated, already sleep deprived then expect a bad result. Basically if you wouldn't think of running a marathon because of not being in shape, don't play either. We're talking about all kinds of body and brain chemicals here; blood sugar, endorphin, dopamine, serotonin and a ton of others I can neither spell nor accurately explain what they do. You're planning to exhaust all of them to well below normal levels. Expect that it will take a day or more for them to recover. And then comes aftercare. Discuss it. Discuss what both parties need, because tops exhaust chemicals as well as bottoms. Discuss if you're okay providing the aftercare that the other person has learned they need. If you're not, don't play knowing you will deliberately be leaving them in poor condition which will take that much longer to rectify. And keep some chocolate around. Because a handful of chocolate chips at the right time, when you're teetering on the edge of a drop can be enough to ward it off. And that's a lot better than plunging and having to slowly swim back to the surface.
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