For all my female writer and poet friends:
Some of you have heard of the
story of Sylvia Plath, some not.. It's a sad story, even if I may say so.
I was quite surprised though, when I came across something known as
The Sylvia Plath Effect. Here's what
Wikipedia has to say:
The Sylvia Plath Effect:
The Sylvia Plath effect is a term coined by
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Half the reason for her attempts at suicide appear to stem from an addiction to being near-death and asphyxiation. Add to that, the fact that cooking often tends to induce hallucinations.
Many people sometimes attribute her poetry to these hallucinations and profound near-death experiences. The truth though, we'll probably never know.
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I've found that some of the best stuff I've written is when I've been sad and depressed. It's usually the easiest way to let the emotions flow into text. probably because I have difficulty talking to people about my feelings.. Especially when I'm down and out.
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It is very true. I have experinced that too. Some of my beautiful compositions or fictional stories came out when I have been down and depressed too. I feel that by writing down at that time, you let your emotions and feelings flow from u thru the pen's ink and on to paper, making your heart less weight of the issue and able to bear the pain. :)
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Gosh! scary to say the least...
cooking often tends to hallucination? I always found cooking to be stress buster for me , hmm...either coz i cook annually or I must be hallucinating then :P
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Hmm...Cooking is a real stress-reliever for me...i tend to remove all the stress from my body by cutting vegetables and mxing the curries and rasams. I feel so much relaxed after cooking. Contrary to your thoughts. Sorry to dsiagree.!
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