You are getting Sleeeeeepy

Melding

Sir Platypus wrote: »

He was coming on to you

God i hope not, he had a face like.. a thing.. that is hard to look at and not recoil.

MrMonroe

jaziek wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

jaziek wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

unintentional wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

The Far Side wrote: »

Dawn of Discovery/Anno 1404 is a pretty excellent game

TFS knows What Is Up.

I'm a huge hypnosis buff. I actually convinced a friend to let me put her under once. I put in a suggestion that whenever someone says her name she'll scratch her nose. We then went out with a few other friends, and she continued to do it for the rest of the night. Really got a kick out of that one.

Did you learn by book or what

mostly books, a few online videos.

you are a bad person.

yes, I know.

man I just want to know, and this isnt intented to be an offensive question or anything but,

why do you think you have the right to play with other people's minds? If ANYTHING is sacred in this world, it is free will.

pffffhahahaha

Monkeyfeet

I just want to learn hypnotism to get with the ladies

Indie Winter

MrMonroe wrote: »

jaziek wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

jaziek wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

unintentional wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

The Far Side wrote: »

Dawn of Discovery/Anno 1404 is a pretty excellent game

TFS knows What Is Up.

I'm a huge hypnosis buff. I actually convinced a friend to let me put her under once. I put in a suggestion that whenever someone says her name she'll scratch her nose. We then went out with a few other friends, and she continued to do it for the rest of the night. Really got a kick out of that one.

Did you learn by book or what

mostly books, a few online videos.

you are a bad person.

yes, I know.

man I just want to know, and this isnt intented to be an offensive question or anything but,

why do you think you have the right to play with other people's minds? If ANYTHING is sacred in this world, it is free will.

pffffhahahaha

you and me, Monroe

you and me

unintentional

So a quick survey has gleaned
"Hypnosis for Beginners" by William W. Hewitt
"HYPNOTISM: Theory and Practice" by Coles

boy howdy I'm gonna read these good

FAQ

jaziek wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

jaziek wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

unintentional wrote: »

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

The Far Side wrote: »

Dawn of Discovery/Anno 1404 is a pretty excellent game

TFS knows What Is Up.

I'm a huge hypnosis buff. I actually convinced a friend to let me put her under once. I put in a suggestion that whenever someone says her name she'll scratch her nose. We then went out with a few other friends, and she continued to do it for the rest of the night. Really got a kick out of that one.

Did you learn by book or what

mostly books, a few online videos.

you are a bad person.

yes, I know.

man I just want to know, and this isnt intented to be an offensive question or anything but,

why do you think you have the right to play with other people's minds? If ANYTHING is sacred in this world, it is free will.

I don't know much about hypnotism

but I think you might be way overestimating it

JoeUser

Raneados wrote: »

today while driving the bus I was reminded the huge downside to having a kid

they fucking scream

possibly for HOURS at a time

for NO REASON

Crying Baby Monkeys Get on Everyone's Nerves

When baby rhesus monkeys want to suckle, they do what human infants do: cry, cry, cry. Mothers often give in, naturally. When they don't, the babies' cries get on everyone's nerves - sometimes with nasty consequences.

In rhesus society, dominant individuals aren't shy about showing anger by chasing, pushing, hitting, or biting a mother and her youngster that aren't family. Stuart Semple, an anthropologist at Roehampton University in London, and two colleagues recently observed such hostile behavior in wild rhesus monkeys in Puerto Rico.

The team calculated that bystanders are about 35 times more likely to attack both mother and infant when the baby is crying than when it's hushed.

Melding

Monkeyfeet wrote: »

I just want to learn hypnotism to get with the ladies

He just said people under hypnosis wont do things they wouldn't agree to do.

Indie Winter

Melding wrote: »

Monkeyfeet wrote: »

I just want to learn hypnotism to get with the ladies

He just said people under hypnosis wont do things they wouldn't agree to do.

so you gotta make sure you hypnotize sluts

Sir Platypus

CAN I HYPNOTIZE MY WAY INTO A LADY'S PANTS

MrMonroe

no seriously

"free will"

"sacred"

:lol:

I'm tearing up over here

Muse Among Men

Alright, it wont help you take over the world, but hypnotism still seems interesting. Could perhaps be used to manage small pains.

Hunter

Sir Platypus wrote: »

CAN I HYPNOTIZE MY WAY INTO A LADY'S PANTS

Just use money, alcohol, good looks, or ruffies like the rest of us

Indie Winter

MrMonroe wrote: »

no seriously

"free will"

"sacred"

:lol:

I'm tearing up over here

there there

he can't help being stupid

he was born that way

unintentional

JoeUser wrote: »

Spoiler:

Raneados wrote: »

today while driving the bus I was reminded the huge downside to having a kid

they fucking scream

possibly for HOURS at a time

for NO REASON

Crying Baby Monkeys Get on Everyone's Nerves

When baby rhesus monkeys want to suckle, they do what human infants do: cry, cry, cry. Mothers often give in, naturally. When they don't, the babies' cries get on everyone's nerves - sometimes with nasty consequences.

In rhesus society, dominant individuals aren't shy about showing anger by chasing, pushing, hitting, or biting a mother and her youngster that aren't family. Stuart Semple, an anthropologist at Roehampton University in London, and two colleagues recently observed such hostile behavior in wild rhesus monkeys in Puerto Rico.

The team calculated that bystanders are about 35 times more likely to attack both mother and infant when the baby is crying than when it's hushed.

haha at first I only read the bolded part and I thought you meant like, bystanders at a zoo
attacking a monkey 35 times when he's crying
vs 1 time when he's asleep

Sir Platypus

Hunter wrote: »

Sir Platypus wrote: »

CAN I HYPNOTIZE MY WAY INTO A LADY'S PANTS

Just use money, alcohol, good looks, or ruffies like the rest of us

Is chloroform frowned upon in clubs and bars?

Muse Among Men

Has anyone found any useful applications for hypnotism besides awesome party tricks?

unintentional

hmm...this book is making it sound like the author thinks that reincarnation is an agreed upon fact....

JoeUser

Muse Among Men wrote: »

Has anyone found any useful applications for hypnotism besides awesome party tricks?

It is apparently useful in therapy, treating addictions and phobias and such.

Melding

I.H.N.I.W.T.R. wrote: »

Melding wrote: »

Monkeyfeet wrote: »

I just want to learn hypnotism to get with the ladies

He just said people under hypnosis wont do things they wouldn't agree to do.

so you gotta make sure you hypnotize sluts

That seems like a waste of time though.

unintentional

Muse Among Men wrote: »

Has anyone found any useful applications for hypnotism besides awesome party tricks?

who cares, that's more than enough for me

Monkeyfeet

I probably wouldn't agree to most things they do in hypnotist shows. But I would probably be one of those losers they send back to their seats

Muse Among Men

JoeUser wrote: »

Muse Among Men wrote: »

Has anyone found any useful applications for hypnotism besides awesome party tricks?

It is apparently useful in therapy, treating addictions and phobias and such.

So obvious, I wonder why it didn't just come to me.

jaziek

MrMonroe wrote: »

no seriously

"free will"

"sacred"

:lol:

I'm tearing up over here

yeah man, I'm (probably) overreacting here, but you have NO idea how paranoid I am about this shit.

right now I'm thinking

a) you're all in on some big hypnosis downplaying conspiracy
b) you're hypnotising me through this thread or something
c) I'm already under and this is all a fucking dream or some shit.

:?

MrMonroe

JoeUser wrote: »

Raneados wrote: »

today while driving the bus I was reminded the huge downside to having a kid

they fucking scream

possibly for HOURS at a time

for NO REASON

Crying Baby Monkeys Get on Everyone's Nerves

When baby rhesus monkeys want to suckle, they do what human infants do: cry, cry, cry. Mothers often give in, naturally. When they don't, the babies' cries get on everyone's nerves - sometimes with nasty consequences.

In rhesus society, dominant individuals aren't shy about showing anger by chasing, pushing, hitting, or biting a mother and her youngster that aren't family. Stuart Semple, an anthropologist at Roehampton University in London, and two colleagues recently observed such hostile behavior in wild rhesus monkeys in Puerto Rico.

The team calculated that bystanders are about 35 times more likely to attack both mother and infant when the baby is crying than when it's hushed.

Sir Platypus

jaziek you seem kind of paranoid.

A little hypnosis can help you out with that.

Melding

jaziek wrote: »

MrMonroe wrote: »

no seriously

"free will"

"sacred"

:lol:

I'm tearing up over here

yeah man, I'm (probably) overreacting here, but you have NO idea how paranoid I am about this shit.

right now I'm thinking

a) you're all in on some big hypnosis downplaying conspiracy
b) you're hypnotising me through this thread or something
c) I'm already under and this is all a fucking dream or some shit.

:?

Look out! Here come the lizard men!

Monkeyfeet

I always thought hypnotism was a good idea for a porn site theme but as it turns out I was far from the first to think of this

jaziek

Sir Platypus wrote: »

jaziek you seem kind of paranoid.

A little hypnosis can help you out with that.

*eye twitch

that joke never gets old.

seriously. I'll be out on the street, and all I can think about is whether some hypnotist is gonna walk up to me, and steal all my shit without me even noticing, and fuck my mind over there and then.

I know this wouldnt happen, but I cant not be scared.
I dunno, maybe I was abused by one as a child.
seems plausible.

autono-wally, erotibot300

MrMonroe wrote: »

no seriously

"free will"

"sacred"

:lol:

I'm tearing up over here

oh you're so edgy

JoeUser

Muse Among Men wrote: »

JoeUser wrote: »

Muse Among Men wrote: »

Has anyone found any useful applications for hypnotism besides awesome party tricks?

It is apparently useful in therapy, treating addictions and phobias and such.

So obvious, I wonder why it didn't just come to me.

Here's an actual medical facility that does it

What are the benefits of hypnotherapy?

The hypnotic state allows a person to be more open to discussion and suggestion.

It can improve the success of other treatments for many conditions, including:

* Phobias, fears, and anxiety
* Sleep disorders
* Depression
* Stress
* Post-trauma anxiety
* Grief and loss

It also might be used to help with pain control and to overcome habits, such as smoking or overeating. It also might be helpful for people whose symptoms are severe or who need crisis management.

The Far Side

MrMonroe wrote: »

no seriously

"free will"

"sacred"

:lol:

I'm tearing up over here

i just saw this movie the 'matrix' and it might explain reality as a whole, maybe you should watch it sometime. it really opened my eyes.

Monkeyfeet

Hypnosis was the main plot device in the movie K-Pax

unintentional

goddamn I already hate the guy who wrote this book he seems like a used car salesman

"No fancy degree required! You don't even need a high school diploma!"

"brain scans can tell when a person is having a psychic experience!"

also he's abbreviating "cycles per second" to cps and notf Hz and I am getting very irritated for some reason

Peter Ebel

One time I hypnotised a guy to die.

The Far Side

what's a psychic experience

Indie Winter

look, guy, what hypnosis basically is is a state of enhanced suggestibility. The hypnotist makes suggestions, and the subject may choose to follow them. Even if these suggestions are phrased as orders, that doesn't change the fact that whomever's under can just stop listening to them at any time. It's a bit like that cliche about S&M sex (as unsavory as the comparison is): the submissive one's actually in control. At any moment he can get up and walk away.

unintentional

also the word is "disability" not "debility" who the fuck are you William Hewitt

FAQ

The Far Side wrote: »

MrMonroe wrote: »

no seriously

"free will"

"sacred"

:lol:

I'm tearing up over here

i just saw this movie the 'matrix' and it might explain reality as a whole, maybe you should watch it sometime. it really opened my eyes.

our lives are all controlled by advertising

JoeUser

The Far Side wrote: »

what's a psychic experience