Is it normal to hug a pillow that smells like someone you trust to make you feel safer
Post number #322464, ID: 452510
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Post number #322473, ID: 8ba6f7
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yes.
Post number #322477, ID: 452510
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>>322473 good to know
Post number #322495, ID: 10d560
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I do it everyday, it helps me so much, I cry in it sometimes too and it makes me think of them being here with me
Post number #322549, ID: 6395d9
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My pillow smells like farts. I will auction at ebay!
Post number #322550, ID: 8ba6f7
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>>322549 wash it first
Post number #322555, ID: 6395d9
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>>322550 No! It must smell!
Post number #322646, ID: e893f3
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how does one acquire such a pillow
Post number #322650, ID: fa9537
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That is how our brain works. Here is quotation from human-memory.net: Encoding is a biological event beginning with perception through the senses. The process of laying down a memory begins with attention (regulated by the thalamus and the frontal lobe), in which a memorable event causes neurons to fire more frequently, making the experience more intense and increasing the likelihood that the event is encoded as a memory.
Post number #322653, ID: 81c201
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Yeah, I mean I do the same thing with jackets
Post number #322683, ID: 69c1cc
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me some similar... imaginaning that i lay next to someone who is special for me "^^
Post number #322728, ID: efca21
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But since I have allergies, I can never smell anything, and have to rely on my other senses for sentiment.
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