Saturday, February 2, 2013
Curse Recap
After a few days, I can give a recap. Single use, with resistance, there were no permanent effects from the files. In fact, within two hours after the fox file my tail had disappeared. I did not have recurring thoughts about using the files again (to the point I almost forgot to write this). In short, such things can be resisted if you stay out of trance. New on my list, attempting it resist while in trance.
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Fillyosopher,
ReplyDeleteHello! I decided to start doing my own tests on the effects of hypnosis roughly a week ago after reading your logs, so I suppose you were an inspiration. The only thing is, I haven't actually done any tests yet, and I had an idea in mind that I was hoping you could test.
This relates to your post from a few days ago on Becoming a Pet. After you mentioned it, I decided to read Zephyr (No spoilers, I promise), and I enjoyed it. However, I also noticed some emotional effects that I began to experience while I was reading it. Let me just say now that it is -exceedingly- rare for me to feel emotions of any kind for reasons I'm not all too enthusiastic about discussing here. Let's just say that it's hard for me to feel anything and leave it at that.
The emotional traits I began to emulate were actually very reminiscent of Fluttershy in many ways. The emotions I felt were as follows: Kindness and compassion, pity, mercifulness, shyness, and even fear. I reflected back on this and wondered what effects reading could have during hypnotism.
I took a detour-filled road to get here, so let me just state my question here. Could you do a test in which you read something emotionally provoking while at the same time listening to a corresponding hypnosis file loop? I think it would be interesting to measure the effects, if any, of the test. You and others have reported emotional effects of the hypnosis files, and I could only assume that combining the two would magnify the effect.
But then again, what do I know? I haven't even performed my first test.
Your Faithful Student,
-MD