I don't think I've ever really done the spitting thing... but I definitely scope out all exits, bathrooms, trash cans, etc. no matter where I am. I usually try to sit in the aisle seats and on the outside in booths... but sometimes, if someone else takes those seats first, I will just sit on the inside to avoid having to explain why I "have" to sit on the outside. People already think I'm weird enough!
I went through a phase in 6th grade, where I had to have something that I could v* into beside my bed every night, just in case I had to in the middle of the night. I went to bed with a stomach ache every night for nearly an entire year just thinking about it. I think it was because, at that time, I had realized that the majority of times in my life, when I had v*ed... I woke up in the middle of the night to do so.
The year after that, I was trying to get away from the trash can thing... so I ended up sleeping on the couch in the living room, which was closer to the bathroom than my bedroom was. My mom always just thought that I was scared to sleep in my room by myself... which didn't make sense because I would sleep in the living room by myself! [img]smileys/smilies_01.gif[/img]
Now, in my dorm room... my trash can is across the room, and the bathroom is right across the hallway (which is good and bad, for obvious reasons). When I'm not feeling well, I will leave a light on to make sure I'll be able to find my way to the trash can if necessary. I really want to set it next to my bed... but I think it might make me more nervous having it right next to my bed... and I don't want to give in to my fear that much, so I fight my urges and leave it on the other side of the room (whichreally isn't far away!).
<Zachary>Edited by: symphonicfaith
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