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    Sensory Overload

    Story written on July 30, 2014 by RobbieRob.
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    Story Shortlink: https://lesfan.com/?p=86273
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    Sense #3: Smell 
Smell, like taste, is a chemical sense detected by sensory cells called chemoreceptors. When an odorant stimulates the chemoreceptors in the nose that detect smell, they pass on electrical impulses to the brain. The brain then interprets patterns in electrical activity as specific odors and olfactory sensation becomes perception — something we

    Sense #3: Smell
    
Smell, like taste, is a chemical sense detected by sensory cells called chemoreceptors. When an odorant stimulates the chemoreceptors in the nose that detect smell, they pass on electrical impulses to the brain. The brain then interprets patterns in electrical activity as specific odors and olfactory sensation becomes perception — something we can recognize as smell. The only other chemical system that can quickly identify, make sense of and memorize new molecules is the immune system. But smell, more so than any other sense, is also intimately linked to the parts of the brain that process emotion and associative learning. The olfactory bulb in the brain, which sorts sensation into perception, is part of the limbic system — a system that includes the amygdala and hippocampus, structures vital to our behavior, mood and memory.

    surprised – taken unawares or suddenly and feeling wonder or astonishment

    Yeah, I’d say that pretty much covers it. Surprised. Feeling wonder or astonishment. Yep, that’s exactly it.

    (Right, so round 3?)

    Somewhere around 8:00am, I was jarred awake suddenly when my brain became highly engaged due to an onslaught of my olfactory bulb. We had both slept peacefully throughout the night without even the slightest hint of movement, but as Tina began to stir this morning, she moved her head up higher onto my pillow and into my face’s personal space, thus causing my current state. One deep breath and I was completely undone.

    I inhaled the most tantalizing aroma I have ever experienced. It was a scent unmatched for sure. The mixture of her strawberry shampoo and her own body’s natural fragrance sent my world into a tail spin! More deep breaths. I could not get enough! No, never enough. My body is experiencing a cadence of electromagnetic impulses from head to toe and I can feel the ripple effect on my skin. Goose bumps are child’s play compared to this pilomotor reflex!

    I open my eyes for a split second only to clamp them tightly shut once again. I feel my heart rate increasing, my breathing is becoming erratic, my mouth is dry, and yes there’s a whole lot of twitching going on!

    What the hell is happening to me? My body seems to have waged an all out war against itself in the last 8 hours and I am apparently in no position to stop it!

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    2. This was so good, it made me smile the whole time.

      You have a unique way to tell your story and i absolute love the way you wrote about Bette’s insights.

      It was very funny.

    3. Now look at you, RR, you are 2 funny! You’ve done it again! Toldya’ you’d write page turner updates. Tko’d by Tina?….naw…more like ‘pussywhipped’ my dear. I can imagine your “NC17” posts…now that’s gonna be worth waiting for! Hope you keep posting and soon…you had me lmfao the whole time I was reading…made my day! You’re a great writer, keep up the great work! Enjoy your weekend…

    4. Very intriguing,very detailed and entertaining, well researched and I love every minute of it, this should definitely keep going ready for next chapter…

    6. fantastic! Loved all the details of this story.
      Bette and Tina love.
      I was also dry mouth, reading the thoughts of Bette.
      You’re a great writer.
      Congratulations!
      anxious for a new chapter…

    7. You have the ability to make me actually laugh, not just when I am reading it, but later as I recall the story. That is something to cherish. Please continue with this story.

    8. Thanks everyone for all the positive feedback!

      It’s such an incredible feeling to know that something I created can make so many people happy. :)

      Bless you all for taking the time to read! More to come, I promise. Please be patient with me though.

    9. Agree wholeheartedly with all the Comments! Made me LOL but also I retained a smile on my face and a warm feeling in the region of my heart. Love this couple together and in love! Great writing please do more!

    12. I really liked it. I love your sense of humor. as I read the story, through a smile on my face, I loved the detailed description of Bette.
      I really love the way you write your story.
      I look forward to the next chapter.

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