I'm trying to be good and get work done this Saturday morning, but its almost 11 and although I've done a small bit of side work, I have not worked on my first year report, which had been my intention when my alarm went off at 7 this morning.
I didn't mean to get up at 7, I just wanted to start the process of waking up. And as part of my process of waking up and having a lie in, I thought a morning orgasm was in order. That's pretty typical for me. So far, nothing of note here.
What was of note however, was the unwelcome return of the BOHS. Are you fucking kidding me? I stopped at the first sign of stabbing head pain, but I still have a residual headache in the right half of my head hours later. And that was fom pretty rapid stopping.
A few days ago, although I didn't get the stabby head pain, I did feel a certain 'tightness' in my head post orgasm, or sort of throughout the 'final stages' as it were, and it did cross my mind then that it seemed dangerously close to tripping into pain territory. But I have had at least a couple of orgasms between then and this morning with no head pain.
Regardless, this is a most unwelcome development. I mean, after so much stress and heavy workload, it seems entirely fair and reasonable that orgasms are the way forward to good health and relaxation and now I am going to have to be off the sauce for at least a week if not two.
I'm also disturbed that this is the first time it has reappeared since what was it, 2004?? Unacceptable.
Should I consider this karmic retribution for not getting on with my work enough? Funny that the two week standard waiting period coincides with the two weeks I have to get a first draft of my first year report together. Or really I'm just being silly looking for mystic connections that don't exist.
Still. Fucking BOHS. Fuck fuck fuck!
30 October 2010
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How awful. Have you tried getting yourself off in an unusual position to see if that helps?
Last time this happened, before I went to the doctor, I did try various positions to see if it was something -I- was doing (or repetitive strain injury) that caused the problem and only had much worse neck/upper back pain and head throbbing to show for it. I'm afraid the solution is to do nothing for two weeks and just hope it's gone away.
Yes, it's awful.
-K
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