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No, it doesn't make you neurotic to like the taste of something that tastes good.

Tongue blood is the best.

I get my blood through self inflicted nose bleeds.

I get my blood from biting the insides of my mouth.

Liking the taste af your own blood does not make you insane.

Take me as an example.

Heh.

My weird eye pulse-y problem is still there and now my other eye's at it as well, and while it's much less frequent in that eye it tends to feel more like a spasm of sorts. Went to the doctors about it a few days ago and he's not sure what's wrong since I'm otherwise healthy, so now I'm going to the opticians about it instead at some point during the week. I just wish it'd go away already. :<

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I actually need to know if this has happened to anyone else but once every few months I will get extremely nauseous, have a headache and I'll start shaking. This will all last for around 30-40 minutes and then it passes and it's like it never happened!

It's really annoying. It's not like I've eaten anything off it just happens for no reason like I said.

I'm going to give you the same advice I give everyone who says they seem to have some strange medical condition. Go see a doctor.

Seeing a doctor is the only way you'll get peace of mind.

Even if he tells you that you do have a medical problem, it's better to know and be able to act on something, then to not know and just make yourself more sick with worry.

I've been told by my mam it's probably hormones or something but that doesn't sound right to me.

You might want to think back and see if there's a correlation between anything you ate. Or other environmental factors, like animals or woods that you're not usually around.

The only way it all connects is that it happens at night and I'm normally watching TV at the time. Nothing flashing.

Board wrote:Wow, cuddling is awesome, especially when the person you're with tells you that you smell good.

This is very true.

The only way it all connects is that it happens at night and I'm normally watching TV at the time. Nothing flashing.

Maybe exhaustion if you were up too late. If you want actual answers, you'd best see a doctor.