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[iBarty]

Dr. OCD

I hate waiting for packages to come in the mail. gonk

Whatcha getting? surprised  

[BleedingInkXIII]

Woof. ninja  

[Mazzie Bell]

homework time gonk  

[Dr. OCD]

iBarty

Dr. OCD

I hate waiting for packages to come in the mail. gonk

Whatcha getting? surprised

Binderrrrr  

[OMN_2]

shea the anti-venom

anyone here think that wanting something enough could make physical things start happening?(i.e. me wanted to develop breasts and it seeming like i am cause my chest is jiggling more but all of my pants are getting so loose that are falling down so it isn't cause i am getting fat)

Maybe because you want it so bad, you see yourself growing breasts. I dunno, psychology is a weird thing  

[Hiroran]

heart  

[Dr. OCD]

shea the anti-venom

anyone here think that wanting something enough could make physical things start happening?(i.e. me wanted to develop breasts and it seeming like i am cause my chest is jiggling more but all of my pants are getting so loose that are falling down so it isn't cause i am getting fat)

I have convinced myself that if I think hard enough a beard will sprout. Hasn't happened yet. But some day...  

[Dr. OCD]

My binder came today and I have never been happier.  

[Princess Moonbutt]

shea the anti-venom

anyone here think that wanting something enough could make physical things start happening?(i.e. me wanted to develop breasts and it seeming like i am cause my chest is jiggling more but all of my pants are getting so loose that are falling down so it isn't cause i am getting fat)

I believe in you... <3  

[shelter the light]

shea the anti-venom

anyone here think that wanting something enough could make physical things start happening?(i.e. me wanted to develop breasts and it seeming like i am cause my chest is jiggling more but all of my pants are getting so loose that are falling down so it isn't cause i am getting fat)

Its possible, it follows the same principle as the placebo effect, which, for anyone who doesnt know, is when a patient is given a plqcebo ( a fake drug, usually just a sugar pill) and told that it will help them, while not always the case, it has been shown that the merely believing the placebo would have an effect, it did. The mind is a powerful thing, control center of our body and our physiology, so it is in theory possible to believe something hard enough for it to have physical effects.

But thats just my opinion.