spa_wellness

I've been like this since young whenever I've upsetted someone, be it at work, with friends or with family. Once someone makes a negative remark, there'll always be a stir of my emotions. Most of the time I would end up weeping in silence and when I manage to be alone, I breakdown big time and usually once I start to cry, I take about 45minutes or more to dry my eyes. I've been diagnosed with anxiety disorder and am taking Prozac once every other day to control my condition. I've recently change company where there are lots of things for me to learn. I have been getting bad sleep these days due to the current training that I'm receving. Today is my second day of training and I encountered lots of mistakes I made, causing frustration to my colleague who was training me. I cried in front of her and tried badly to stop and managed to do so only to break down again when I reached home. In your professional opinion, what am I suppose to do and what exactly am I suffering from?

Even when I take great care to sanitise myself every time? If it can pass on person to person, does that mean I'll pass the virus whoever I touch, be it his/her clothes or face? I'm really confused. If it really does spread by just little skin contact, then wouldn't I be condemned by the society? I've been feeling rather depress lately because of this. Does that mean I can no longer have skin contact with my friends?

I've been gaining weight lately and it could have been due to my job as a sales-girl working at a pushcart. Whenever there's nothing to do, I tend to snack, either on sweet drinks or sugared foods. Sometimes I would take pies or cakes for snacks. I don't usually take supper and breakfast. I also try to cut down on having coffee or tea with sugar or milk and taking smaller portions during dinner. I know I should exercise but I have no motivation. Perhaps you can share with me your diet on staying slim. Thanks!

I'm a free-lance therapist that have come across guys who are very secretive to their wives when they want to have a massage by other women. First thing first, I'm single, very ordinary and don't dress skimpily. These guys always asked me things like if my oil had any scent and if I provide them with shower facilities so that they could wash up immediately after the massage. Come on, I'm certified. I don't do 'special services' so why these men just don't want their spouses to know? There's obviously lack of trust between couples. Married men tend to have lost most integrity here. I know some married women also do things behind their husbands but fact is there rare more men doing than women. I'm not a sexist. I know I can just cater to females only but ladies prefer going to nig spas for more comfort. No wonder divorce rates in Singapore and other parts of the world are on the rise. Sigh...

I know how to use them but I want to here from others. If you can, please share our recipes. Thanks.

Is looking at just physical appearance shallow? Does vanity get you anywhere? Sex is lame. What do you think? I can't understand why people abuse what God give to us, the ability ro pro-create, reproduce. It's lame when men say they let the balls do the thinnking and women throwing themselves at men for physical attention. I mean, I'm not perfect but I hate the idea of being made used of by men for their lust. Such things are so shallow. Men distort sexual organs for their evil desires. Why??