From: Jason Wilson (jwilson@eisnor.com)
Date: Tue Jun 06 2000 - 12:28:41 MDT
At 09:15 AM 6/6/00 -0700, you wrote:
>I wonder if this might be due to loss of taste sensitivity. I notice
>as I get older (I am 44) that many sensations are less intense, both
>painful and pleasurable.
what about emotional? (pain and pleasure)
or expectationally?
> I hardly notice getting shots at the doctor's
>office any more, but when I was a kid they were agonizing.
from my own experiences (shots, etcc..)
the agony lies inside the 'mystery' or the fact that you're not sure
exactly what to expect.
being habitually exposed to something dulls the expectancy
(getting tattooed, sexual experiences, applying for a new position, change)
i dont think it's a matter of age
"dulled" senses are equatable to "maturity" not "age"
Jason Wilson
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