#sneezeinduced

After a long day on set, Megan sank into her couch with a satisfied sigh. Her warm brown eyes showed exhaustion but also sparkled with relief, and her full lips curved into a gentle smile as she let herself relax. "Finally, time to relax," she said to herself. Dressed comfortably in a black tank top that highlighted her toned arms and snug jeans that hugged her curves, she wiggled her toes after kicking off her sneakers and socks. She felt her tired feet start to unwind. She let out another sigh, allowing the day's stress to slowly melt away.

Megan grabbed her vape and took a long, slow drag. The vapor filled her lungs as she closed her eyes, savoring the moment. "Ah, that hits the spot," she murmured. She picked up the remote and began scrolling through Netflix. "Maybe a comedy. Something light." She settled on a familiar sitcom and let it play in the background.

She watched for a few minutes, but soon the vapor irritated her throat, and she coughed softly. Frowning, she put the vape aside for a moment. "Maybe it's a bit too strong today," she muttered. She blinked a few times, her eyes feeling a bit watery. Then she noticed it—a tickle starting deep in her nose. It was subtle at first, just a gentle itch that made her nostrils twitch. Megan rubbed her nose, hoping it would go away, but the sensation only seemed to grow stronger.

Determined to get rid of the tickle, Megan reached into her purse for a small vial of chhinkni powder, a traditional herbal powder used to induce sneezing. She smiled as she held it up, thinking of how she often used it in the sneezing videos she made. "Okay, this should do the trick," she said, her voice filled with a mix of curiosity and excitement. Leaning back, she took a generous pinch of the powder and brought it up to her nose, giving it a good sniff. The effect was immediate—her nostrils flared, her eyes watered, and the tickle intensified tenfold.

Her nose burned, her breath hitched, and her eyes were already beginning to tear up. Megan leaned forward slightly, clutching the tissue box for support. She could feel her body bracing itself. "Oh boy, here it comes," she said, her voice trembling as she prepared for the inevitable. Her chest expanded, her breath catching as she hitched again. "Hah... HAH... Ahh-CHOO!" The sneeze burst out of her, her head snapping forward. It echoed through the room, and she barely had time to catch her breath before the next one hit. The tickle only seemed to grow stronger, an unstoppable force that demanded release.

"Aah-CHOO! Ahh-CHOO!" Each sneeze was loud and forceful, shaking her entire body. She struggled to catch her breath, her chest heaving as she tried to steady herself. "Ahh, that's... Ahh-CHOO! ...intense!" she managed between sneezes, her voice shaky. Megan couldn't help but cough and laugh at herself, her body caught in a loop of sneezes and giggles. Tears streamed down her cheeks from the force of each sneeze, her eyes squinting as she tried to regain control. She sniffled, her nose running as she grabbed a tissue. "Maybe I went a little overboard," she chuckled, her voice still a bit shaky. She wiped her eyes, which were now red and watery. "Ah… ahhh… Ahh-CHOO!" Another powerful sneeze wracked her body, leaving her feeling drained.

The sneezing fit made it nearly impossible to focus on the TV. "Ahh-CHOO! Aah-CHOO!" The characters on the screen blurred together, and the dialogue seemed distant compared to the intensity of her sneezes. "Ahh-CHOO!" Frustration started to set in as Megan tried to steady her breathing, her chest still rising and falling rapidly. "Ugh, come on!" she muttered, her voice nasal and congested. "Ahh-CHOO!" She rubbed her nose, desperately trying to ease the tickle that refused to go away. "Come on, nose, give me a break!" she said, half-laughing, half-complaining. "Ahh-CHOO! Aah-CHOO!" Her eyes were watery, her face flushed, and her long, black hair had fallen loose, framing her face in messy strands that stuck to her damp forehead.

Megan continued to sneeze for a while, her body trembling with each powerful release. "Ahh-CHOO! Aah-CHOO!" She thought it might be over, but another sneeze kept barreling out, leaving her feeling weaker. "Ahh-CHOO! Hah-CHOO!" The tissue box was almost empty as she went through tissue after tissue, her nose becoming increasingly red from the constant rubbing. "Ahh-CHOO! Oh, I am definitely not doing this again," she said between sneezes, her voice filled with a mix of frustration and laughter. "Ahh-CHOO! Ahh-CHOO!" She leaned forward, trying to brace herself, her body tense with anticipation of the next sneeze. "AHH... AHH-CHOO!"

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the sneezing fit began to subside. Megan blew her nose loudly, her face still flushed and her eyes tired. She leaned back against the couch, exhausted but amused by her own predicament. She closed her eyes for a moment, letting herself simply breathe. The sound of her own breathing was a welcome relief compared to the constant sneezing she had just endured. After a moment, she opened her eyes and reached for the remote. "Okay, let's try this again," she said, determination in her voice. She flipped through a few options, her finger hovering over the buttons until she finally settled on a classic sitcom. The laughter and familiar theme song filled the room, and she felt herself begin to relax again.

Megan lay back on the couch, resting her head against the armrest. Her nose still felt a little ticklish, a lingering reminder of her sneezing fit, but she ignored it. She kept a tissue handy, occasionally wiping her nose as she relaxed. She focused on the comforting noise of her TV show, smiling softly and letting the laughter from the sitcom wash over her. Megan took a few deep breaths, feeling her body slowly unwind as she enjoyed the simple moment of peace.

The more she watched, the more her body relaxed. She stretched her legs out, her feet resting comfortably on the arm of the couch. The warmth of the couch beneath her and the softness of the cushion added to her sense of comfort, making her feel even more at ease. The tension in her shoulders gradually loosened, and she found herself chuckling at the jokes on the TV. It was nice to just let go for a while, to be free from the day's stress and the chaos of the sneezing fit. She reached for her vape again, hesitating for a moment before taking another careful drag. This time, she took a smaller puff, hoping to avoid triggering another fit. The vapor filled her mouth, and she exhaled slowly, watching the wisps of smoke dissipate in the soft glow of the TV.

"Better," she said softly, her eyes focused on the screen. She hugged a cushion to her chest, sinking deeper into the couch. The tickle in her nose seemed to have finally disappeared, and she could breathe freely again. She allowed herself to fully enjoy the sitcom, her eyes glued to the antics of the characters as they played out on the screen. Laughter bubbled up inside her, a genuine smile spreading across her face.

The warmth of the room, the cozy comfort of the couch, and the lighthearted humor on the TV all blended together, creating a perfect moment of relaxation. Megan's fingers absentmindedly played with the edge of the cushion, her eyes half-closed as she got lost in the show. She let out a content sigh, feeling her entire body relax into the cushions. "I really needed this," she whispered to herself, her voice barely audible over the sound of the TV.

She shifted slightly, finding an even more comfortable position. Her long, black hair cascaded over her shoulder as she leaned to the side, resting her head on the armrest. She kept her gaze fixed on the TV, her smile never fading. The sneezing fit seemed like a distant memory now, and all that mattered was this moment—this simple, peaceful moment where she could just be herself, free from any worries or discomfort.

Megan reached for her phone, snapping a quick photo of her cozy setup—a snapshot of her feet resting on the armrest, the TV in the background, and the tissue box nearby. She sent it to her friend with a caption: "Survived a sneezy storm, but now it's all laughs and comfort." She chuckled, setting her phone aside and turning her attention back to the sitcom.