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Does anybody get a very powerful body buzz when ever they are emotionally moved?
I was watching a movie tonight and during this one scene my body got a chill that was so hard to describe but felt so good, it got better as the scene went on and as the emotions got stronger
You mean the buzz in your stomach? You must have been so hungry of emotions...
Yep, i get that all the time, when i watch a really good film, or hear a really good piece of music.Quote:
Originally Posted by dropout14
Also happens when i see something i love, like leaves in springtime, or children playing in the sunshine!!
Oh, and when i'm with my boyfriend...
Rav1, were you being deliberately sarcastic, or trying to make a joke? Its kinda hard to tell on here...
Of course it was a joke!!! Why should I ever try to be sarcastic?Quote:
Originally Posted by irishcream
Maybe it sounds like a sarcasm. Haven't you never met with a specific sense of humour of a Scorpio sign?
p.s. When I look at the dropout14's avatar I sometimes wonder if I should take his posts quite seriously...?
Being sarcastic once again?
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Originally Posted by Rav1
:lol: sorry, i apologise!
We've had so much flaming and bad feeling lately, i'm kinda not trusting anybody...just thought i'd ask...
and no, i haven't met with a specific sense of humour scorpio...don't think i've met that many scorpios actually.
Like i said, no worries eh?
It's all right!Quote:
Originally Posted by irishcream
I also have had some bitter disappointments with so-called "friends" lately. Too much of them, really, it was a difficult time last year - a painful lightning out of the blue... But this is the different kettle of fish.
"The sky is not always blue, the sun is not always shining..."
do I ever know that feeling!
It rocks!
Are you talking about that vibrating like pulse that goes through your body sometimes?
I love that fealing!
-Rob
When I hear music that's reaaaally good, or like they said, a good scene in a movie, I'll get this vibration/buzz sweep down from inbetween my shoulders and sorta spread out. It's awesome, but only lasts a few seconds.
I think I know what you're talking about. It's like when I'm listening to some really motivational (can't think of a better word) music, like by Eminem with that song "soldier". The lyrics give me this powerful feeling when he's saying all this stuff like, "even if my collar bones crush and crumble I would never slip or stumble" and, "These shoulders hold up so much, they wont budge, I'll never fall or fold up".
I also get a sad version of the feeling dropout14 described in the first post. Like if any of you have seen Green Street (AKA Hooligans - US title) you will better know what I am talking about here:
There is a scene where the ex-leader of the WestHam firm recalls the reason why he decided to get out of the whole football hooliganism thing. A guy called Tommy Hatcher (leader of the Milwall firm) is taking his 12 year old boy to a match - Milwall vs WestHam. the Two firms end up fighting and the kid falls and gets trampled to death by the charging WestHam firm. There is this slo-mo, blurry effect and echoing sounds with depressing music. It gives me this feeling every time I see it through my stomach and shoulders - a sort of "emotionally moved" feeling.
Basically, I often feel something like... a shudder spreading from the top of my spine to the tip of my shoulders, a slow in comparison tingle down the spine that pushes me into a bend backwards with my arms pointing usually right out at about 45 degrees... and my neck pretty much pushes my head right back. It loosens off all my considerably creaking joints and is why it feels good.
I also know of something I call a heart-orgasm. You just _know_ that. It's sort of like your ribcage vibrating so that everything around that area just feels good. *shrugs*
I know what you mean and I love the feeling. If it's a great piece of music I'll just close my eyes and my imagination will be enough to almost lift me off my feet. If it's a great part of a movie, such as an intense fight-scene or a dramatic resolution I am so drawn into the it and ... ugh! It's great. After a good fight scene, though, I usually want to work out or spar or just do something! (Too bad "saving the world" isn't a little more realistic.)
Eh, I suppose you could call it that. When I get excited after hearing music or watching a movie, the energy seems to pool in my chest and spread outward, often causing my whole body to shiver for a moment. Sometimes it's fun to try and hold that energy in, whatever it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Techboy
I mostly get an almost warm feeling around the centre of my chest, and in some cases i get a sensation up the back of my neck where my hairs stand up
That is exactly it, i wonder what causes this thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Forsaken
An easy way would be to listen to Ferry Corsten's 'Infinite Euphoria' 2 Disc CD...
Even easier would be to take some ecstasy then listen to that double CD, again...
The mixes and selections on there are flawless...
Also one song that I never tire of in any state of mind is an all-time favorite... BT- Remember [ESCM 12" remix]
I have a similiar feeling when I'm listening to music, seeing a good scene from a movie or just thinking of something nice.
Yup.Quote:
Originally Posted by dropout14
More or less happens with everything powerful enough for me to get 'lost' in it for a while, whether it's art, music, a speach, a person, a set of eyes. Whatever.
I can make myself feel like that anytime I want. It's kind of weird. It's like summing up all the energy in my body.