I think I've mentioned before that Sharky dabbles in hypnosis. That's HIS big fetish and he's admited to putting me to sleep in the past. :) I'm a bad insomniac and I think I bother him at night by squirming and chatting and fidgiting while I try to sleep.
So! Nic will begin growing her hair. I was never really bothered with being mistaken for a boy but I DID care about being passed up again and again at work for not having a more "traditional" and "feminine" look. Now, with longer hair, my business does better but I still have to fight the urge to shave my head entirely when I shave the undersides. :/
Okay, that's all for now, see you all Saturday! :D
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Wow Sharky is really cool, can explain me how do this?
Heh. Sign up on fetlife.com and visit the "erotic hypnosis" group(s). Or look up the "Look Into My Eyes" book by Peter Masters.
-SirQittus, who is very much into hypnosis
Long hair isn't so bad. My mom made me get my hair cut boyishly short when I was a child, and everyone mistook me as a boy. Talk about traumatic. I haven't cut my hair short since.
But, you can do so much more with your hair when it's long than when it's short.
Woot - good to see more folks playing with erotic hypnosis. Lots of fun.
HAHAHAhahaAHHAAAAAAAAaaaa *cryinglaughing*
~Mia
LordCrios, Sharky said he'd reply to you here. :)
Sir, I'm actually on fetlife already but I really only practice hypnosis with my partner so far. :)
Kelly, I don't ever want to do anything with my hair. It's super thick and unruly and I just despise how much work it takes and how it gets in the way. Short hair is MUCH easier and I think it looks nicer on my very oval face. :)
Sorry Nic, I should have noted that my comment was directed at Lord Crios' above me. :-)
And someone just started a thread in that fetlife group pointing here, too.
Ah, gotcha, Sir. Also, yay!
I know a guy who has the opposite problem his hair is really long and people keep mistaking him for a girl from behind. That is until he turns around and they see his full beard.
Tom: I had the opposite problem (yay, opposites!) when I worked in construction. My hair was always pulled back, hidden by my hard hat, and my hoody (during the winter) would hide my curves from the backside. So if someone was new on the site and saw me from the back, they thought I was just another short Mexican laborer, until I turned around and they saw my massive mammories, which are impossible to hide.
Mwahaha - I'm a hypnotist and yet I have never done this. I'm very intrigued to see if/what other hypno fun shows up in the comic. :)
I plan on there being more. ;)
I worked in major NYC hotels for twenty-five years, so none of this is surpising, but it is very entertaining. :-)
I've seen your pix on deviantarts. You've got an adorable face and more tasty curves than a bag of pretzels. What the hell kind of crack-addled lobotomy victim would mistake you for a man??????
Haha, thank you very much for the creative compliments! I think people just don't look that closely. They see short hair and just sort of assume "male."
So far I'm in love with your comic,i love this one where he puts nic to sleep
I think the question of whether short or long hair is harder to deal with depends on your particular hair. My own hair is so fine and straight that a really short cut means at least a half hour of primping daily, with curling irons and product, to make it look like anything other than a haystack. Long hair, on the other hand, is totally wash and wear for me. :)
Had to throw in my 2 cents, there is also a huge collection of erotic hypnosis content on warpmymind.com :)
Your article was quite intriguing and the information quite useful. Will check your site often to see other great posts you make! Regards
Hypnose or hypnosis
Wonder how many guys wish they could get their girlfriends to shut up that easily?
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Damn! Is there any way for THIS major insomniac to self-hypnotise herself to sleep?
Ali, actually, yes! :)
Many people use self-hypnosis as a sort of meditation to help with insomnia. I'm certain you can find guided tutorials online to get you started!
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