cold shower passion

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That Cherokee blood burns hot! (I've got a little Cherokee, some Blackfoot and a

bunch of African in me)

The shorts don't bother me. If I put them on wet, that would be a drag.

Read the attachment I am sending you.

 

Gotta run, late for work,

Dharam-boy-44 years old )

 

MieshaLarkins wrote:

 

> Hi Everybody,

> I live in South Georgia-I am a Native American-Cherokee, the weather is very

> hot here with absolutely no breeze unless there is a hurricane somewhere near

> by.

> I wash my hair & body with 'almost' warm water (barely warm -never hot) I

> move out of the water and exfoliate everything with a finely granulated sea

> salt and baking soda mixture that I make into a paste (Im totally pasted)

> then I turn the faucet to cold and let the cold water move down from my hair

> to rinse the paste off my body (sometimes I put it in my hair too) First I do

> my head, it is my favorite place, it is a wonderful feeling to feel the cold

> water on my scalp. It is the extreme feeling after washing it with the luke

> warm first.

> -After a minute the water is actually a normal feeling temperature-breath of

> fire helps- like when you go swimming and have to get use to the water-

> If I have to shave my legs then I do while the ater is cold -you will never

> get a closer shave than this-after your skin has gotten use to the cold water

> and the chill bumps decrease.

> I actually feel skin sick if I shave or shower in warm water- its like I am

> sweating-

> -then I put oil all over my body while under the cold water-I put it in a

> squirter-and vigorously rub my skin down with what ever oil I am using, by

> this time the water feels like my body temperature. Sometimes I even have to

> make sure that it is still on as cold as it will go. When I get out

> everything around me feels super hot and super clammy. My body however feel

> so cool and ultra refreshed.

> (when Im in the mountains however-the water is a lot colder naturally out of

> the faucet-which I like even better) and the air is not ever sticky or clammy.

> I think it is a matter of staying in the water until I get use to it-this may

> be wrong for everybody else. Im not saying that this is the correct way at

> all. This is just me. Once I started, I could never stop. It is so

> invigorating.

> But..Do I have to wear shorts? I will change my pattern if it is needed for

> my health? I know that the reasons aren't pulled from out of the blue. It

> just won't be as enjoyable or very easy for me? I feel like If I put on

> shorts-I will feel gross, aren't wet clothes a horrible feeling? Naked seems

> better to me - I can barely stand a wet swimsuit much less wet

> shorts?!?!?!?!.Help

> Sat Nam

> Miesha-girl-29yrs old

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