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		<title>By: Katja</title>
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		<dc:creator>Katja</dc:creator>
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		<description>kaja,
what you are experiencing is not uncommon, at least not for the people I know.  In my little world of vocabulary, my friends and I have called what you are experiencing as &quot;sub drop&quot;.  (This of course is not a term I coined, merely one I use.)

Sub drop appears to happen a few days after the events.  The drop can vary depending on far too many factors to list; however, from what you have shared I would say you are experiencing many of them.

With regards to your feelings, it is important to be aware of this particular event, &quot;sub drop&quot; and to understand what those feelings are and what they mean.

I would encourage you to record your feelings and to always express them and to take notice when they happen, (i.e. one day after, two days after).  

I am pleased that you shared this.  

~His</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>kaja,<br />
what you are experiencing is not uncommon, at least not for the people I know.  In my little world of vocabulary, my friends and I have called what you are experiencing as &#8220;sub drop&#8221;.  (This of course is not a term I coined, merely one I use.)</p>
<p>Sub drop appears to happen a few days after the events.  The drop can vary depending on far too many factors to list; however, from what you have shared I would say you are experiencing many of them.</p>
<p>With regards to your feelings, it is important to be aware of this particular event, &#8220;sub drop&#8221; and to understand what those feelings are and what they mean.</p>
<p>I would encourage you to record your feelings and to always express them and to take notice when they happen, (i.e. one day after, two days after).  </p>
<p>I am pleased that you shared this.  </p>
<p>~His</p>
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