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Why hypnosis, you ask?

Because you can drop to your knees and worship his cock with that empty head of yours and still feel him fucking you deep inside your needy cunt.

#yes. I know no one actually asked.#but it had to be said!!#also. it's freaking amazing!#like #really. really amazing.#hypnosis #about hypnosis

I understand that OP's post validates your experience as a neurodivergent person being blamed for technique failures. That's valuable and I didn't acknowledge it enough.

But I still maintain that telling hypnotists 'get better' without guidance doesn't actually make them better. And if they don't get better, neurodivergent people keep experiencing bad hypnosis.

Validation for those harmed and effective instruction for those causing harm aren't in conflict - we need both. This post does the first but not the second, and I think that's a missed opportunity.

I will start by appreciating your acknowledgment of the actual point of the original post. It really did feel that, with all the comments, the main point was almost completely ignored.

Now, for the "get better" part:

I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume that when you go to a doctor, you expect them to know what they're doing.

And if, God forbid, there is a doctor who has no idea what they're doing, it's not the colleagues or patients job to educate them. But they can and should raise concerns about it.

The same goes for any professional.

When someone chooses to do something, they are responsible for learning and understanding the subject.

On top of that, @flyingpurplepeopleprogrammer even made sure to mention that if someone actually wants guidance or advice, they will be happy to provide it.

I'm sorry you're having such a hard time with that post. I really do wish you the best of luck.

#flyingpurplepeopleprogrammer #about hypnosis

Having an orgasm trough a session without any physical touch is incredible. (I may will write about it later)

And i'm really really curious, how do YOU, the hypnotist feels while you make the sub go into trance ,feel pleasure, moan and say whatever you want..

Do you feel as much pleasure as us? Do you feel the shivers when you say a trigger, a treat or give a command? Do you have an orgasm as well?

Tell me about your side. I'm really curious:D

#hypnok1nk #hypnotist #about hypnosis #let's talk

Hypnosis And Hypnotherapy Scientific Research

Hypnosis Research

1890s – In 1892 a team of doctors were commissioned by the (BMA) British Medical Association to evaluate the effects of hypnotherapy. After the evaluation was completed the committee came back with a report that they were more than satisfied with the genuineness of the hypnotic state. The committee was of the opinion that hypnosiswas very effective at alleviating many ailments…

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Hypnosis Hypnotism - Quays Clinic of Hypnotherapy

Hypnosis Hypnotism – Quays Clinic of Hypnotherapy

What Is Hypnotism Hypnosis is a very natural mental state with physiological characteristics which resembles sleep. When a person is in the natural state of hypnosis there is an increased level of mental awareness

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Hypnosis Hypnotism - Quays Clinic of Hypnotherapy

Hypnosis Hypnotism – Quays Clinic of Hypnotherapy

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Hypnotherapy For Pain Relief

Hypnosis For Pain Relief If you are in pain it’s your body’s way of warning you that something is wrong. It should not be ignored in the hope that it just goes away. If you live in constant pain, you may have

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Hypnosis Hypnotherapy And Hypnotism

What Is Hypnotism? Hypnosis has been defined as a psychological state which has certain physiological attributes that look like sleep. This definition captures our common understanding of hypnosis, but research

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I understand that OP's post validates your experience as a neurodivergent person being blamed for technique failures. That's valuable and I didn't acknowledge it enough.

But I still maintain that telling hypnotists 'get better' without guidance doesn't actually make them better. And if they don't get better, neurodivergent people keep experiencing bad hypnosis.

Validation for those harmed and effective instruction for those causing harm aren't in conflict - we need both. This post does the first but not the second, and I think that's a missed opportunity.

I will start by appreciating your acknowledgment of the actual point of the original post. It really did feel that, with all the comments, the main point was almost completely ignored.

Now, for the "get better" part:

I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume that when you go to a doctor, you expect them to know what they're doing.

And if, God forbid, there is a doctor who has no idea what they're doing, it's not the colleagues or patients job to educate them. But they can and should raise concerns about it.

The same goes for any professional.

When someone chooses to do something, they are responsible for learning and understanding the subject.

On top of that, @flyingpurplepeopleprogrammer even made sure to mention that if someone actually wants guidance or advice, they will be happy to provide it.

I'm sorry you're having such a hard time with that post. I really do wish you the best of luck.

#flyingpurplepeopleprogrammer #about hypnosis

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