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do you all still blow a wish when your eyelash falls off?
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angelregister
8 months ago
never did, actually! was raised to think superstitious beliefs are baseless and unneeded (bleak viewpoint to have). Maybe ill do so next time. do you?
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inthemeantimewecry
8 months ago
i used to do that all the time as a child!! now i don't do it because i literally just remembered about that, thanks to this post. next time one of my eyelashes falls off a wish shall be made
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niicespiice
8 months ago
never heard of that. i'm british, is this from another country? also do peooples' eyelashes fall off?? personally i like. very gently pull at them so the loose ones come out in my hands because it's satisfying and i like seeing the little ends of them be a diferent colour
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miou2192
8 months ago
angelregister > i do every single time, and its trouble figuring out what to wish for, its so current and natural to me that when i remembered plenty of people probably dont, i was surprised
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miou2192
8 months ago
inthemeantimewecry > yes! remember that you cant tell anyone or else it wont come true. 🤭. 🤫.
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miou2192
8 months ago
niicespiice > i am in the US but i am not sure where the idea comes from. my eyelashes do fall off on their own, rarely, its obviously not as frequent as hair from your head. i do what youve described with my eyebrows, its actually a bad habit for me specifically
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mirio
8 months ago
oh i didn't do it growing up but then for some reason i just did....... i like making wishes and will take every opportunity to
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i got around to "Rainmaker", it was absolutely great, thank you thank you!
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angelregister
8 months ago
hahah no problem!! Happy to have shared it with you, I was sure youd like it :-)
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at some point you wrote " I think when prodded the human brain will do some things that the person does not want it to do." but what does this mean? is it not true that a person IS their brain? because that contains all of their memories and personality, what do you mean by "the person?"
thanks for the think, (from where i am), while scientifically i understand a persons conciousness originates in the brain, and i do agree with you in terms of memory and personality, oftentimes there is a seperation between how a person is feeling/existing/wants/acts and what their brain is doing. brain = source. self is all otherwise, confetti. also, mental illness. (undisclosed.)