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SEXUAL FEAR-SUGAR

Written by JILLIAN LOCKE Posted October 29, 2014 Filed Under: COLUMNS, LIFESTYLE, Wellness for Degenrates

That sense of sexual arousal triggered by intense experiences is one written deep in our bone. Anyone who has ever been through something beyond the pale of normal interaction, popping out the other side scared half-stupid while simultaneously being more than half-turned on, will recognize the sensation. Personally, I get off on it.

Filed Under: COLUMNS, LIFESTYLE, Wellness for Degenrates Tagged With: aphrodisiac, Army of Darkness, brain, Bruce Campbell, Chemistry, DigBoston, fear, fight or flight, haunted house, Sam Raimi, sugar, wolfman

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