On Mar 20, 2008, WillBox wrote:
Hypnoivan I had exactly the same experience. A few years back I hypnotised my girlfriend again and again, utilising everything I had read about hypnosis (and to this day, that weekend was the best training I ever had despite working with Ernest Rossi and Gil Boyne since). I went invisible, did a past life regression (not that I believe in that, although she came up with lots of details, a name and an area where that name was common despite no knowing so, but I digress). She became so highly suggestible that a simple walk in the woods would lead to the leaves being too heavy at my suggestion - so I would place them on her feet and she wouldnt be able to move. Also in a Café I suggested that the waitress was Madonna. The cherry on the cake was 7 quivering orgasms in a row on pure suggestion.

But anyway, the point I wanted to make is this. At the time I thought it was great, and thought she was the perfect girlfriend, as in I could help her through anything and manipulate her personality through suggestion if I really wanted to. But that was naive - it ended up going pretty bad. The high suggestibility meant that she became more dependant - I was too influential on her. It also meant that she was far more vulnerable to the auto-hypnosis of her own imagination - so she would become quite anxious, insecure and fragile. It got to the point where I honestly wondered whether repeated hypnosis had mucked up her mind in some way, and to this day (I broke up with her eventually) I honestly don't know. But I do know this - I would never want another girlfriend who was highly suggestible.