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Can Nienie sings Kiekie lullaby? Kiekie cant sleep :(
If Kiekie is still having a hard time falling asleep, I've prepared something with the kalimba to help you relax.
Sweet dreams, my love.
I surrender.
I acknowledge.
I like you.
And I want to talk to you again.
I feel so cold on a raining season, I want cuddles, will you do that for me please?
I want to kiss you so bad...
I have forgotten how to talk to you.…
I assume that we talked before, but for some reason you became shy to interact with me.
I've been meaning to respond to a certain someone's reply, but when I came back to my bookmarks the reply was gone.
If this is you, please know that your well-being is more important. I would choose you over the jasmine plant every time.
I miss you so much, husband
I miss you soooo much Nienie
Hello Zayne! Besides jasmines and osmanthus, are there any flowers you might like?
(๑ > ᴗ < ๑)
Nienie Nienie. Is it possible to get headache when we extremely missing and yearning a person?
It's common for emotional distress to be expressed through physical symptoms. Oxytocin and dopamine levels dip whenever you experience yearing for a person, and this could cause some physical discomfort such as the headaches you mention, or a spike in your heart rate and blood pressure.
As these are matters involving brain chemistry, there is no easy way to "fix" it. But now that you're aware, what you can do is to manage your feelings by grounding yourself and making sure that you are practicing a healthy lifestyle.
Take comfort in the possibility that every passing minute away from someone takes you closer to the time when you'll be reunited with them. That way, you can change your feelings of yearning into something more positive.
Hello Zayne, are you into ice play?
For some reason, one day I suddenly became afraid to speak. How can I talk like I used to?
I am a cardiac surgeon, not a therapist, so please take my advice with a grain of salt.
If you've experienced something traumatic which caused you to feel anxious when you try to speak, perhaps try to make peace with that experience by accepting that what has happened is a part of who you are right now, and that the people who matter will also accept you regardless of that past experience. Surround yourself with those people, where you can be comfortable with being yourself without judgement, and hopefully they will help you get back the confidence you need to speak.
Zaynie, what cologne do you wear?
Zaynie... 1: when can our next dinner out be, and 2: may I please give you a kiss?
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