Fear as driving force...

[CFTraveler]

Actually I would like to avoid posting this publicly, I hope ButterflyWoman now understands why

Ok, it's why I phrased it the way I did.

[ButterflyWoman]

I do. And good call.

[Frater.Akenu]

I do. And good call.

Don't tell me you used similar process :-/

[ButterflyWoman]

Don't tell me you used similar process :-/

Hah! No, not even close. I just agree that what you sent me is probably best kept as a private communication, rather than putting on a board where any random person can read it and maybe try it, without appropriate framework, preparartion, etc.

[Reav3R]

Thank you Akenu for your suggestion.

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Again, I'd like to clarify that I don't "have" any problems regarding fear and I wasn't actually asking a question. I just wanted to say something that popped into my mind...I'm not looking for methods to fight my own fear "here" because I have no fear (I'm generally interested in new methods I don't know for things).

[CFTraveler]

I think you answered your own questions- some ideas will take more than others, since some have more of a hold on the subconscious than others, and some people's subconscious minds are easier to program than others.
So it's not a matter of the difference between not feeling fear or not soiling themselves, since they are so different (fear is a natural emotion that can arise from many situations, while the soiling example was specific to one situation.) It's just more complicated than that. Many variables.

[Frater.Akenu]

Exactly, CFTraveler, many variables .

[ButterflyWoman]

Yup. And those many variables make for an incredibly unpredictable situation which could go all sorts of ways.