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@6long6thickdic.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 9:55 PM

Tell me you see my thing as it gets harder to do #workout #exercise #fitcheck #fitness #body #normal #show #poke #penis #dick #flex #hip #thrusters #oops #caught #wax #massage #exposed #flash #pretty #same #disguise #discomfort #disgusting #dog #cock #filth #she #vs #me #compare #tightshorts #gun

@traegorn.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 2:41 PM

It's okay to just not like something #fandom #purityculture #discomfort #tkingfisher #booktok #booksky

@nkaykerr.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 1:45 PM

New poetry up on YouTube

#poetry #video #heatwave #heathaze #spokenword #writing #performing #discomfort #insomnia

Heat Haze - written and read by N. Kay Kerr
youtu.be/1KjacHp_7RI

@tobyjpn.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 3:30 PM

Onomatopoeia for neck and shoulder pain and discomfort

#japanese language expression #onomatopoeia #擬態語 #pain #discomfort #neck #shoulder #nerve pain #tention #stiff shoulder
ちくちく　ひりひり　ぴりぴり　ぴきっ　びりびり　じんじん　ずきずき　ずーん　ぱんぱん　ごりごり　かちかち　がちがち　ばきばき　ぽきっ　ごきっ #オノマトペ

youtu.be/K7MQgz2LPh4?...

@mindaliveinc.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 7:24 PM

Try Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) for pain support.

Learn more: mindalive.com/collections/pain

#Pain #Aches #Discomfort #PainRelief #StressReduction #BalanceNeurotransmitters #BrainPerformance #AudioVisualEntrainment #MindAlive

Over a turquoise background are the following words in blue lettering: Try Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) for pain support. Pain can be debilitating, affecting not only physical comfort but also sleep, mood, and overall brain function. When the brain is under prolonged stress from pain, it can disrupt healthy neurotransmitter balance, including serotonin, which may contribute to anxiety, poor sleep, and increased sensitivity to discomfort. Through neuroplasticity, the brain can become increasingly focused on areas of pain as it works to protect and alert us to a problem. Over time, this heightened attention can amplify the perception of discomfort, sometimes making the pain feel more intense than the original physical signal.