EmilyMiller
Perv of the Impverse
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Thank you so much for saying .by the way - love your stories
Em
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Thank you so much for saying .by the way - love your stories
hahahaha just think what happens with just some of them go into hibernation -just laying there asleep just like a frat party hmmmI didn't want to go there, but since you have. That poor little bear better run, if he's knows what's good for him.
love a play with words
Yeah, especially when the one who found your panties wanders in, feeling kind of frisky.hahahaha just think what happens with just some of them go into hibernation -just laying there asleep just like a frat party hmmm
hmmm I've seen that happen at the mall with older guysA play without words is pantomime.
I've got odd body chemistry, so I have an exceptionally high tolerance for any sort of local anesthesia.
Apparently this is a thing for redheads. My wife has it too.red head
It's always been with local anesthesia for me, but I've heard stories (from reliable places) that some people go under from general and they can't move but can still feel everything.Apparently this is a thing for redheads. My wife has it too.
I must carry my granddad's redheaded genes, because I have the same problem. As in, the anaesthetic wore out halfway through my vasectomy.
Yikes!It's always been with local anesthesia for me, but I've heard stories (from reliable places) that some people go under from general and they can't move but can still feel everything.
That terrifies me.
Boo Boo and Yogi always seem way too happy
That is like something from a movie. Fuck.It's always been with local anesthesia for me, but I've heard stories (from reliable places) that some people go under from general and they can't move but can still feel everything.
That terrifies me.
After I realized I had the issue with anesthesia I starter researching and ran into an article in one of the science magazines that talked about that.That is like something from a movie. Fuck.
It's always been with local anesthesia for me, but I've heard stories (from reliable places) that some people go under from general and they can't move but can still feel everything.
That terrifies me.
After I realized I had the issue with anesthesia I starter researching and ran into an article in one of the science magazines that talked about that.
Anesthesia is some weird complicated stuff...I've been under once, and hopefully never again.
There is a drug that paralyzes a person without numbing pain at all. It puts you in a semiconscious state that sometimes can be mistaken for death. Imagine, if you will, a doctor doing an autopsy on you when you're like that. He steps up, says his usual spiel, "This won't hurt a bit," and smiles. You realize he's the one who gave you the shot the night before when you caught him with your wife.
After I realized I had the issue with anesthesia I starter researching and ran into an article in one of the science magazines that talked about that.
Anesthesia is some weird complicated stuff...I've been under once, and hopefully never again.
I'm so sorry for your intolerance, it sounds nightmarish. New fear unlocked for sure...
I recently had all of my wisdoms taken out under local. Honestly, I wish they'd just gassed me, that was ah... yeah, it wasn't fun.
Sounds like some serious horror fuel... and also a LW story?
Apparently a ton of your bill is to pay for their malpractice insurance.Which gives one loads of respect for anesthesiologists, and the hefty line item on the surgery bill. Half art, half science, evidently.