"We all float down here," - the less evil clown.
I went floating yesterday, something I've wanted to do ever since I first heard about it. Was a gift from M2 because I'm always helping him, doing groceries when he was sick, babysitting one of the cats for a week which left me with little sleep, et cetera. He passed a giant billboard with an add for "1 hour of floating equals 5 hours of sleep" and thought of me lol.
75 minutes. That was pretty intense. It wasn't dark like I'd hoped so I felt very aware of my nakedness stretched out in the little cabin.
About an hour in I started to have trouble breathing. First I thought it was due to a lack of fresh air coming in so I opened the little door and a rush of air came in, which helped. But I later suspected that it might be the sitting upright that helped as well.
The muscles in my chest constricting my breath haven't relaxed since I was 10 or 12 years old, and an hour of floating weightlessness may have started loosening those muscles, releasing the tension in them. It was frightening.
I booked another floating session - with one of the maskless employees - this time for 45 minutes. It was definitely not as wonderful as I'd always thought it would be, but it might help un-clench that area of my body, which is critical to Further.
Three appointments of 45 minutes to be used within 2 months. We'll see how far that gets me.
The biggest surprise was that this business has existed for 4 years and is literally a 7 minute bike ride away. I never tried floating before because of the daunting travel involved. Any kind of train and/or bus travel is daunting to me, as in incredibly stressful, and would undo any potential benefit.
So now I feel worthless of course and am writing this wholly from within the personal perspective. Shit got loose. Terror, dread, blah. The usual. Trying to drink enough water.
