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*'''Sharp vs. Soft''' – Spontaneous physical sensations will either be perceived as sharp, cold, and electric or as soft, warm, and gentle. | *'''Sharp vs. Soft''' – Spontaneous physical sensations will either be perceived as sharp, cold, and electric or as soft, warm, and gentle. | ||
*'''All-encompassing vs. Location specific''' - Spontaneous physical sensations can either be felt across every square inch of the skin in an evenly distributed fashion or in very specific locations such as the ends of the fingers and toes, up and down the spinal column or throughout the head. | *'''All-encompassing vs. Location specific''' - Spontaneous physical sensations can either be felt across every square inch of the skin in an evenly distributed fashion or in very specific locations such as the ends of the fingers and toes, up and down the spinal column or throughout the head. | ||
*'''Euphoric vs. Dysphoric''' – At appropriately high dosages, spontaneous | *'''Euphoric vs. Dysphoric''' – At appropriately high dosages, spontaneous bodily sensations can either be interpreted as pleasurable to experience or they can manifest in the opposite direction and become uncomfortable to experience. | ||
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