the other day my physics teacher was talking about how we have two types of pain. the first type of pain, is the pain which warns us of possible tissue damage. and the second type of pain is simply, our body telling us that our tissue is damaged. he told us about his friend who underwent serious therapy after her surgery to a spinal cord injury on one of her discs, and how now she can control her pain (since the horrible pain she kept feeling was the “first type” of pain). the trick is that she controls her mind! her two month long therapy session taught her how to control her mind, ultimately telling it that she knows the danger is there, but that her tissue is not actually damaged, and that the brain does not need to keep telling her she is in pain. the analogy my teacher used was that, it was like putting on a ring. at first you can tell its there, but after a while, your nerves stop detecting its there and you don’t even realize its there anymore.
so this morning, when I woke up at four in the morning due to really bad menstrual cramps, and couldn’t go back to sleep, i thought about that story and decided to try it out myself. i was pretty amazed that it worked for a few seconds… but then again i think it just might’ve been coincidence. when I get older, i think i’m going to take a meditation or yoga class :) that would be fun.
we were learning about the korean war today and i thought...
OMO! i haven’t had korean food in forever…. yuuum. come to think of it, i haven’t done anything korean for a while. ahhh, oh how i cant wait to go to korea and japan with ck after high school :)
so this morning, when I woke up at four in the morning due to really bad menstrual cramps, and couldn’t go back to sleep, i thought about that story and decided to try it out myself. i was pretty amazed that it worked for a few seconds… but then again i think it just might’ve been coincidence. when I get older, i think i’m going to take a meditation or yoga class :) that would be fun.
we were learning about the korean war today and i thought...
OMO! i haven’t had korean food in forever…. yuuum. come to think of it, i haven’t done anything korean for a while. ahhh, oh how i cant wait to go to korea and japan with ck after high school :)
i think i might go eat sushi tomorrow! i’m excited. i always get excited when i go out to eat sushi.
this is my current favorite song! its by this canadian band from quebec that sings in french. i love the music video :) it oddly reminds me of juno.
Pour contrôler mon impudicité,
j'ai couvert mon coeur d'une
pâte filo
qui me protège de toi et de ta libido
Et pour contrôler ma
mouillabilité,
j'ai appliqué la nitro sur la pâte filo
et je
m'incline
devant toi et ta libido
Pour contrôler ma sensibilité,
j'ai couvert
mon coeur d'une pâte filo
qui me protège de toi et de
ta libido
Pour
contrôler ma sexualité,
j'ai appliqué la nitro
sur la pâte filo
et je
m'incline devant toi et ta libido
oh!ho!
by stijlintact on 06-21-2006 @ 05:26:19 AM
The man singing has a girlfriend with a sexdrive thats out of control, basically. He's trying to protect himself from her with pâte filo, a type of french dough, around his heart so he isnt affected by her. But he admits defeat with the line 'je m'incline devant toi et ta libido' and gives himself over to her libido.
by suzy323 on 01-03-2007 @ 04:04:14 PM
stijlintact , I never thought of it that way but I think it's about some guy who's afraid to hurt his girlfriend if he sleeps with her so he tries to control himself but in the end he just gives in.
by maruree on 11-13-2007 @ 12:28:04 PM
I actually think he's afraid of getting hurt himself. It's "Qui *me* protège", isn't it. If he was trying to protect the one with the libido he would have said it differently. But what does nitro mean?
i don't know. i really don't know either.
- PACHIA ♥
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