1/ Depending on your mindset what you normally like can become disgusting, and the reverse, what you hate can become something you like. The person you most love can become the person you most hate. Finding a dead mouse in your favourite food can put you off that food forever
2/ If you are starving to death you will eat food from bins, the pavement, or half eaten by strangers – you may even eat someone’s vomit. It’s not that you would like eating someone’s vomit, just that you would do it to survive.
3/ REVELATION: Hours before my Mum died she vomited on her jacket; the jacket was my least concern I put it in the garden, hung over a chair. For weeks after she died I kept the jacket with her dried vomit, it was the only remaining organic part of her.
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What's disgusting can become precious. What you love you can hate. Strong emotions.
What's disgusting can become precious. What you love you can hate. Strong emotions.
5/ TEST – This is a simple test, but you have to find the right person to use as your guinea pig. Find someone you know who likes coffee *and* red wine. When they are relaxing, watching some shit on TV, ask them if they’d like a coffee.
6/ If so, go to the kitchen and warm up some red wine and put it in a cup (like a cup of coffee) – take it to them and say there was no milk so you made them a black coffee (at a glance, red wine in a mug looks like black coffee). Sit down and wait to see what happens.
7/ It’s hilarious. On taking the first sip of ‘coffee’ they will be disgusted by the taste, practically spitting it out. They thought they were getting coffee but instead got a mouthful of red wine.
8/ Even though they like red wine, their expectation that the drink was coffee meant the red wine tasted like skunk’s piss. This works every time – try it out on different people.
9/ What you think you like, can be changed. What you think you are scared of, can be changed. Who you think you are, can be changed. What you think you can achieve, can be changed. All of it comes from your mind. It sounds like psychobabble bullshit, but it’s true.
10/ Steer clear of people who say, “a leopard doesn’t change its spots” or “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks”; they're not the sort of people u need in ur life. They think they know u; but they know shit -they don’t know u. They are putting u down, scoffing at your ambitions
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