On my jog today, I saw this little old lady talking to her cat. From her hand gestures and body language it was clear she thought the cat understood her. I hope I never get that lonely and senile. Anyway...I went home and told my dog about her. We laughed and laughed..
Hello, and welcome to communication guide for introverts. Let us start off with some complex stuff. 1)A Handshake: This occurs when the individual reaches out their hand towards you, usually during introduction , or at the end of the conversation. This is not a sign of them wanting whatever is in your hand,infact , they want your hand itself, to test the quality of it. They usually give it a slight jiggle, and are satisfied.The key to this interaction is to jiggle THEIR hand more than they jiggle yours. This asserts dominance, which you can you use to get out of conversations,or ally with the induvidual. 2)Eye contact : This is a weird one. Individuals feel more comfortable, when you look into the endless black void present in the eyes.This shows you are not afraid of the void , and are willing to fight it. Having done these two shall buy you about 10 seconds to formulate an escape plan. If they start a conversation (we will get into this in the next segment) carry on with the best of your knowledge. Else, it is a tried and tested plan to make them talk about themselves. This shall keep them engaged,without much effort from your side. My passage is finished. It is still unknown how to truly end a conversation so... just pretend your mom called you for dinner. K I gtg for dinner. Bye
Like he stated in the video, it can mean a number of things. You have to take all the factors into consideration like facial expressions and feet positioning. For me I usually cross my arms for comfort but also when I’m bored and want to “close out” the conversation.
Raising One Shoulder: A sign of lack of confidence or more room for negotiations depending on the situation. Shoulder Interest: When a shoulder is raised, head is tilted, and there is direct eye contact. They might be interested in the conversation or the person they are talking to. Holding Shoulders High: Doing this for an extended period of time that means one lacks confidence or is shy. Called The Turtle Effect because it’s like a turtle hiding in it’s shell. Shoulder Shrug: This means that someone doesn’t know something, usually a response to a question. The faster this movement is done, the more likely they really don’t know. Shoulder Rubbing: Rubbing or scratching one’s shoulder, can also drag it to their shoulder and back again repeatedly. Used to relieve stress. Shoulders Widening: the more wider the shoulder, the more confident they seem. Used to impress and prove confidence. Please Why Not: Palms and head are faced up. Commonly used while begging and seen in children and athletes talking to their coach. Bowing: Lowering torso. This is a sign of respect used a lot in Asian countries. Hugging: Has multiple indicators. Usually used to comfort someone, greet, say farewell, express positive emotions and shows closeness and cooperation. Look at facial expressions how they truly feel though. Arms Against Body, Hands Flexed: Arms are pinned at sides and hands are linear. A sing that someone is exited and is trying to contain it. Arms Elevated: Raised arms when one is experiencing positive emotions. Arms Held Behind Back: usually while standing, seen in royalty and a sign that someone wants space. Avoid in public settings as it makes you look distant and less approachable. Arms Stiffening: arms at sides and not moving, resembling a robot. An indicator of negative emotions. Exposing Armpits: I.e. Putting arm on the couch cushions or scratching your head. A sign of comfort and potentially romantic interest. Hiding armpits is the exact opposite. Be aware of sudden changes. Arms Crossing: This can mean a variety of things including just resting one’s arms. Arm Crossing (Self Hugging): This is usually done for comfort. Arm Crossing (Protection): When threatened or nervous one crosses their arms to protect the belly area, a vulnerable area. Facial expressions and tense arms are a sign that this is for protection an not something else. Arm Crossing (Self-Restraint): when dealing with strong emotions and trying to refrain from setting them off, one crosses their arms. Pay attention to facial expression and voice when looking for this. Arm Crossing (Dislike): Done when disliking the person in front of them and is accompanied by signs in the belly and feet. Arm Crossing (Massaging): crossed arms with one hand massaging the opposite arm. Pacifying movement when worried or stressed out. Arm Crossing (Holding Wrist): Crossed halfway and massaging wrist. Seen when asked a difficult question or given negative information. Arm Spreading: Spreading arms on objects around them as a territorial display. It shows confidence and high status. People withdraw their arms when a person of higher status walks in. Elbows Widening: Bends elbows to claim more space. Sitting or standing. Territorial and shows confidence, also used to emphasize what we are saying. Elbows Narrowing: Opposite of above, bringing in elbows is a sign of insecurity and lack of confidence. Elbows Interlocking: Locking with another person at the elbows. Signs of intimacy, a private conversation, and two people being comfortable with each other. Wrist Exposure: Exposing the wrist to those we are comfortable with as the wrist is a vulnerable area. Goosebumps: Hair follicles bulge to make tiny bumps on skin, happens when one is scared, sick, or cold. Standing Hairs: Hairs on the body stand up. Sign of extreme fear. Excessive Sweating: A reaction to stress, heat, and exercise. Can make you look suspicious and is a sign someone is hiding something. Self-Injury Cuts: Intentional cuts to feel something or to stifle another emotion. Seen in those who are depressed, bipolar, or emotionally unstable. If you see these signs, it means they need help and are going through something difficult. Needle Tracks: When someone does drugs and injects them through main veins on their arm, leaving small injuries or tracks.
Goosebumps and standing hairs can also be a sign of extreme body control... This comes from the fact that you can also have them when feeling exited which stimulates the same brain part or when feeling "powerful" which comes from lets say reaching a goal or having great success with something... Some people simulate this to feel better which can help in various situations, but this special case is very rare but can be observed in buisness settings...
Even though it's not quite relevant to this video, Thank you! Your videos are changing my life and I'm understanding myself, my behaviour and habits a lot better. So thank you again !
Improv. Do you have any videos on preventing embarrassment and becoming less embarrassed if you haven't made one can you please make one if u have the time. 🙏🏼🌼❤️And I just wanted to say I AM SOOO GRATEFUL FOR YOUR CONTENT you are absolutely amazing and I'm just- look I am gonna pray that you get the best life u want cuz u r helping soo many ppl love yaa 💖🌼
it is important to keep in mind that the interpretation of some movements is cultural defined. Hugging might be more accepted in america but wont in europe.
Excuse me, but do you have a video that you recommend or are you going to do one, about how to feel like doing something (It happens to me a lot that I have things to do from the faculty, I try to do it as soon as possible but when the day comes I say "tomorrow I do ”and so you reinstate times until the day comes and I do it in a hurry, knowing that if I started it when I had planned it I would have done it much better. Thank you for your time and sorry for the long text.
Which mic are you using right now? I've been binging your Playlist and I noticed that there's a rather annoying compression effect on your voice. I might be too picky but it's kinda annoying.
the person raises their hands and combines the the tip of their fingers into a point for each hand and moves it up and down while yelling "MA CHE CAZZO FAI" - you just broke pasta infront of an italian
Is this actually true or just theoretical ? Like if I have crossed my arms in public does that mean I'm unapproachable ? Also do people really focus on these things ? I've never focused on anyone's body language as it's not necessary
I don’t think anyone actively focuses on others body language but I think it’s a subconscious thing because I heard once that body language is around 80-90% of communication so whether or not we’re aware, we do notice other peoples body language
@@onwards.and.upwards oh so like ppl around me would've thought that I'm nervous or less confident while i was crossing my arms (i do like it as it's a way of resting my arms and i don't prefer my arms to hang around). Or i would've thought that certain guy is confident when he was talking with a loud voice while explaining while doing hand movements and looking everyone in the eye.
I feel like we know most of these , we use body language quite a lot i feel . I got told that i have my arms out when i walk, as if i was about to attack someone , witch wasn't1 coverered here , is it just a sign of insecurity ?
@@mireiadelsogarzon224 It wasn't meant to be mean or mean spirited. A person has to choose to be offended, it isn't a reaction, it is a choice. If you really think my comment was mean you're either weak too, or you've been brainwashed by the weak. Stop coddling everyone. Choose to take this as constructive criticism and not as an offensive attack, or ignore it and move on with your life.
Hello author of this channel! I have a question for you, is it possible to have sex and will it affect the energy that was received through abstinence? Sorry if I wrote it is not clear. I am Russian
Raising One Shoulder: A sign of lack of confidence or more room for negotiations depending on the situation. Shoulder Interest: When a shoulder is raised, head is tilted, and there is direct eye contact. They might be interested in the conversation or the person they are talking to. Holding Shoulders High: Doing this for an extended period of time that means one lacks confidence or is shy. Called The Turtle Effect because it’s like a turtle hiding in it’s shell. Shoulder Shrug: This means that someone doesn’t know something, usually a response to a question. The faster this movement is done, the more likely they really don’t know. Shoulder Rubbing: Rubbing or scratching one’s shoulder, can also drag it to their shoulder and back again repeatedly. Used to relieve stress. Shoulders Widening: the more wider the shoulder, the more confident they seem. Used to impress and prove confidence. Please Why Not: Palms and head are faced up. Commonly used while begging and seen in children and athletes talking to their coach. Bowing: Lowering torso. This is a sign of respect used a lot in Asian countries. Hugging: Has multiple indicators. Usually used to comfort someone, greet, say farewell, express positive emotions and shows closeness and cooperation. Look at facial expressions how they truly feel though. Arms Against Body, Hands Flexed: Arms are pinned at sides and hands are linear. A sing that someone is exited and is trying to contain it. Arms Elevated: Raised arms when one is experiencing positive emotions. Arms Held Behind Back: usually while standing, seen in royalty and a sign that someone wants space. Avoid in public settings as it makes you look distant and less approachable. Arms Stiffening: arms at sides and not moving, resembling a robot. An indicator of negative emotions. Exposing Armpits: I.e. Putting arm on the couch cushions or scratching your head. A sign of comfort and potentially romantic interest. Hiding armpits is the exact opposite. Be aware of sudden changes. Arms Crossing: This can mean a variety of things including just resting one’s arms. Arm Crossing (Self Hugging): This is usually done for comfort. Arm Crossing (Protection): When threatened or nervous one crosses their arms to protect the belly area, a vulnerable area. Facial expressions and tense arms are a sign that this is for protection an not something else. Arm Crossing (Self-Restraint): when dealing with strong emotions and trying to refrain from setting them off, one crosses their arms. Pay attention to facial expression and voice when looking for this. Arm Crossing (Dislike): Done when disliking the person in front of them and is accompanied by signs in the belly and feet. Arm Crossing (Massaging): crossed arms with one hand massaging the opposite arm. Pacifying movement when worried or stressed out. Arm Crossing (Holding Wrist): Crossed halfway and massaging wrist. Seen when asked a difficult question or given negative information. Arm Spreading: Spreading arms on objects around them as a territorial display. It shows confidence and high status. People withdraw their arms when a person of higher status walks in. Elbows Widening: Bends elbows to claim more space. Sitting or standing. Territorial and shows confidence, also used to emphasize what we are saying. Elbows Narrowing: Opposite of above, bringing in elbows is a sign of insecurity and lack of confidence. Elbows Interlocking: Locking with another person at the elbows. Signs of intimacy, a private conversation, and two people being comfortable with each other. Wrist Exposure: Exposing the wrist to those we are comfortable with as the wrist is a vulnerable area. Goosebumps: Hair follicles bulge to make tiny bumps on skin, happens when one is scared, sick, or cold. Standing Hairs: Hairs on the body stand up. Sign of extreme fear. Excessive Sweating: A reaction to stress, heat, and exercise. Can make you look suspicious and is a sign someone is hiding something. Self-Injury Cuts: Intentional cuts to feel something or to stifle another emotion. Seen in those who are depressed, bipolar, or emotionally unstable. If you see these signs, it means they need help and are going through something difficult. Needle Tracks: When someone does drugs and injects them through main veins on their arm, leaving small injuries or tracks.
On my jog today, I saw this little old lady talking to her cat. From her hand gestures and body language it was clear she thought the cat understood her. I hope I never get that lonely and senile.
Anyway...I went home and told my dog about her. We laughed and laughed..
WHATt LOl I CANT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
omg that ending tho :)
Hahaha that made my night !
Looool
I was NOT ready for It🤣🤣
Hello, and welcome to communication guide for introverts.
Let us start off with some complex stuff.
1)A Handshake: This occurs when the individual reaches out their hand towards you, usually during introduction , or at the end of the conversation.
This is not a sign of them wanting whatever is in your hand,infact , they want your hand itself, to test the quality of it. They usually give it a slight jiggle, and are satisfied.The key to this interaction is to jiggle THEIR hand more than they jiggle yours. This asserts dominance, which you can you use to get out of conversations,or ally with the induvidual.
2)Eye contact : This is a weird one. Individuals feel more comfortable, when you look into the endless black void present in the eyes.This shows you are not afraid of the void , and are willing to fight it.
Having done these two shall buy you about 10 seconds to formulate an escape plan. If they start a conversation (we will get into this in the next segment) carry on with the best of your knowledge. Else, it is a tried and tested plan to make them talk about themselves. This shall keep them engaged,without much effort from your side.
My passage is finished. It is still unknown how to truly end a conversation so...
just pretend your mom called you for dinner.
K I gtg for dinner. Bye
Thanks~~~
@@ameliaphillip2197 Fake
Goat
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@Johnhasa1 AAH I dont know what that means! We have a powerful extrovert among us ! SCATTERRR
PSA: remember sometimes arms are just arms and don’t *always* mean something. I cross my arms all the time just to rest them on one another.
Thanks~~~
When I cross my arms it's very rarely ever due to not liking so don't depend on this one too much.
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Like he stated in the video, it can mean a number of things.
You have to take all the factors into consideration like facial expressions and feet positioning.
For me I usually cross my arms for comfort but also when I’m bored and want to “close out” the conversation.
He says in the video to look at there facial expressions and tone of voice when looking at their arms
@@thedeadpoet_33 he says in the video that its only one of the possible meanings, you most likely never going to cross your arms to rest them.
Raising One Shoulder: A sign of lack of confidence or more room for negotiations depending on the situation.
Shoulder Interest: When a shoulder is raised, head is tilted, and there is direct eye contact. They might be interested in the conversation or the person they are talking to.
Holding Shoulders High: Doing this for an extended period of time that means one lacks confidence or is shy. Called The Turtle Effect because it’s like a turtle hiding in it’s shell.
Shoulder Shrug: This means that someone doesn’t know something, usually a response to a question. The faster this movement is done, the more likely they really don’t know.
Shoulder Rubbing: Rubbing or scratching one’s shoulder, can also drag it to their shoulder and back again repeatedly. Used to relieve stress.
Shoulders Widening: the more wider the shoulder, the more confident they seem. Used to impress and prove confidence.
Please Why Not: Palms and head are faced up. Commonly used while begging and seen in children and athletes talking to their coach.
Bowing: Lowering torso. This is a sign of respect used a lot in Asian countries.
Hugging: Has multiple indicators. Usually used to comfort someone, greet, say farewell, express positive emotions and shows closeness and cooperation. Look at facial expressions how they truly feel though.
Arms Against Body, Hands Flexed: Arms are pinned at sides and hands are linear. A sing that someone is exited and is trying to contain it.
Arms Elevated: Raised arms when one is experiencing positive emotions.
Arms Held Behind Back: usually while standing, seen in royalty and a sign that someone wants space. Avoid in public settings as it makes you look distant and less approachable.
Arms Stiffening: arms at sides and not moving, resembling a robot. An indicator of negative emotions.
Exposing Armpits: I.e. Putting arm on the couch cushions or scratching your head. A sign of comfort and potentially romantic interest. Hiding armpits is the exact opposite. Be aware of sudden changes.
Arms Crossing: This can mean a variety of things including just resting one’s arms.
Arm Crossing (Self Hugging): This is usually done for comfort.
Arm Crossing (Protection): When threatened or nervous one crosses their arms to protect the belly area, a vulnerable area. Facial expressions and tense arms are a sign that this is for protection an not something else.
Arm Crossing (Self-Restraint): when dealing with strong emotions and trying to refrain from setting them off, one crosses their arms. Pay attention to facial expression and voice when looking for this.
Arm Crossing (Dislike): Done when disliking the person in front of them and is accompanied by signs in the belly and feet.
Arm Crossing (Massaging): crossed arms with one hand massaging the opposite arm. Pacifying movement when worried or stressed out.
Arm Crossing (Holding Wrist): Crossed halfway and massaging wrist. Seen when asked a difficult question or given negative information.
Arm Spreading: Spreading arms on objects around them as a territorial display. It shows confidence and high status. People withdraw their arms when a person of higher status walks in.
Elbows Widening: Bends elbows to claim more space. Sitting or standing. Territorial and shows confidence, also used to emphasize what we are saying.
Elbows Narrowing: Opposite of above, bringing in elbows is a sign of insecurity and lack of confidence.
Elbows Interlocking: Locking with another person at the elbows. Signs of intimacy, a private conversation, and two people being comfortable with each other.
Wrist Exposure: Exposing the wrist to those we are comfortable with as the wrist is a vulnerable area.
Goosebumps: Hair follicles bulge to make tiny bumps on skin, happens when one is scared, sick, or cold.
Standing Hairs: Hairs on the body stand up. Sign of extreme fear.
Excessive Sweating: A reaction to stress, heat, and exercise. Can make you look suspicious and is a sign someone is hiding something.
Self-Injury Cuts: Intentional cuts to feel something or to stifle another emotion. Seen in those who are depressed, bipolar, or emotionally unstable. If you see these signs, it means they need help and are going through something difficult.
Needle Tracks: When someone does drugs and injects them through main veins on their arm, leaving small injuries or tracks.
Damn well done man
*Sign of positive emotions*
The guy:
🙌
😐
Lol
Signs of UwU weeaboo 👉😋👈
Ikr
Hahaha
😂
Goosebumps and standing hairs can also be a sign of extreme body control... This comes from the fact that you can also have them when feeling exited which stimulates the same brain part or when feeling "powerful" which comes from lets say reaching a goal or having great success with something... Some people simulate this to feel better which can help in various situations, but this special case is very rare but can be observed in buisness settings...
Wait, isk if this is a joke or real lol
When I See or hear something beautiful/smth I find rlly pretty or get inspired by smth I get goosebumps (Not always tho)
Even though it's not quite relevant to this video,
Thank you!
Your videos are changing my life and I'm understanding myself, my behaviour and habits a lot better.
So thank you again !
Thanks~~~
Standing hair doesn't mean fear at least to me. I usually experience it when I get feelings of inspiration
Thanks~~~
Like with music or a gd convo💯
Not inspiration bt when someone appreciates us and we start blushing 😂😅
Sameee
Why doesnt this channel get more views ITS SO WELL DONE
Ah yes, human emotions, i too, learn human emotions to connect with my fellow humans
totally, *now how long till the ship arrives?
ty human, I am human also
How do i audition for acting in ur vids😔
Black couch
Theirs are stock videos
Make own video better than improvement pill 👍
@@user-hu6st2pk1w what?
@@CommentAdmin pretty sure he means to make his own channel and supposedly make it better than Improvement pill
Never ceases to impress, love your music bro
I've read the book...
It's worth it... 🙌🙌🙌
Thanks~~~
Improv. Do you have any videos on preventing embarrassment and becoming less embarrassed if you haven't made one can you please make one if u have the time. 🙏🏼🌼❤️And I just wanted to say I AM SOOO GRATEFUL FOR YOUR CONTENT you are absolutely amazing and I'm just-
look I am gonna pray that you get the best life u want cuz u r helping soo many ppl love yaa 💖🌼
Very informative, thank you for sharing this
We really really really miss you Improvement Pill 🥺🥺🥺
Wym?
@Improvement Pill. Fake
Create a playlist for body language videos!
I read "ASMR shoulders" and thought "what an interesting term for a body language phenomenon"
Subscribed today. First like
Much love from Rwanda
Era Lo Que Necesitaba🙏🙏🙏
This channel is one of the best. It'll change so many lives for the better
IS THIS CHANNEL ALSO CHANGED YOU?
You should make a book, I would definitely buy it.
Thanks~~~
1:25, I do that cause I love my shoulder muscles xd and 5:17 I do that to feel my triceps.
Thanks~~~
Gym buddy there I see
I was waiting for this.
Thanks~~~
"It always seems impossible until its done."
Sharing some love with all of you, I believe in you fellow reader you will Succeed💜
it is important to keep in mind that the interpretation of some movements is cultural defined. Hugging might be more accepted in america but wont in europe.
Me, with hairs standing when I hear my fav music: 👁👄👁
Excuse me, but do you have a video that you recommend or are you going to do one, about how to feel like doing something (It happens to me a lot that I have things to do from the faculty, I try to do it as soon as possible but when the day comes I say "tomorrow I do ”and so you reinstate times until the day comes and I do it in a hurry, knowing that if I started it when I had planned it I would have done it much better. Thank you for your time and sorry for the long text.
0:40 she rizzed me up bro i want her in my life
Could you please make a video of how to learn a new language
As in the steps to follow and what to learn first
Thanks~~~
Quality video
Thanks~~~
Very useful info
Do a video on the book ' bhagwad gita'
Hey, I know that place 4:44 is where I used to go to school 😃
Thanks~~~
Which mic are you using right now?
I've been binging your Playlist and I noticed that there's a rather annoying compression effect on your voice. I might be too picky but it's kinda annoying.
Thanks~~~
@@ameliaphillip2197 dude come on. Go try to swindle someone else.
These are the kind of videos future A.I are gonna watch to understand human emotions
Thanks~~~
No such thing as AI. All robots are merely mindless puppets.
3:12 this guy looks like every internet person when they hear about sports
I dont know if this is bad or not but i usually do the negative body language because i thought looking small and less confidence looks cuter.
Lol ig your right because you will look shy so people might think its cute but still to increase your worth try doing confident body language
Arms held behind back i do that when I’m walking sometimes
Shoulder exercises after this video 📈
Thanks, now I know how to act like human.
My arm hands standing up when i listen to the Digimon Adventure intro
Very beautiful actor and actress
Does anyone know if he posted the neck/chin video?
Great video, very useful
Thanks~~~
How do You edit your videos ? :(
Muchas Gracias Píldora He Cambiado Mucho Gracias Ha Ti❤️❤️🙏
Alternative title : different ways to cross arms
Bro, when is the eyesight video coming?
Thanks~~~
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the person raises their hands and combines the the tip of their fingers into a point for each hand and moves it up and down while yelling "MA CHE CAZZO FAI" - you just broke pasta infront of an italian
3:12 yeah i definetly casually do that
These guys reactions reminds me The Sims
Hair standing in an electrical thunderstorm? ⛈️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️🌩⚡️⚡️⚡️😮
Is that boy you pill 😁 ??
watching these videos in an attempt to understand how he thinks i behave
King
I feel like humans subconsciously read each other
Me having Tourette syndrome:
Yeah i don’t think this will be useful for people like me lol
@Improvement Pill.
uhhh ok
This signs are so out loud that i have seen then i cartoons, tell us about the minute details
Thanks~~~
Next video of joe Navarro book
Haven't been this early before
@Improvement Pill. frick auf
what about the face
So many stress body language mechanisms
2:43 is totally me
Hello fellow aliens and extra terrestrial life forms like me watching this video to learn how humans behave
I want to see pill dressed as COWBOY!!!!!!
1:25 as an introvert I do that a lot and I hate it
what does this emoji mean? 🙅
Хелоу(привет) таблетка саморазвития 👋
Ah yes, just in time for my date
Thanks~~~
Caught it in the first hour ... yooo
The female actor on the video is a 10
The actress is a 7.
2:45 Flying IronMan Pose
♥️
The facial expressions of these people look so dead and right now I'm genuinely questioning whether or not they are cyborgs
First
if You are in Non-Anglophone Area, this DOES NOT work. at all.
Is this actually true or just theoretical ? Like if I have crossed my arms in public does that mean I'm unapproachable ? Also do people really focus on these things ? I've never focused on anyone's body language as it's not necessary
I don’t think anyone actively focuses on others body language but I think it’s a subconscious thing because I heard once that body language is around 80-90% of communication so whether or not we’re aware, we do notice other peoples body language
@@onwards.and.upwards oh so like ppl around me would've thought that I'm nervous or less confident while i was crossing my arms (i do like it as it's a way of resting my arms and i don't prefer my arms to hang around).
Or i would've thought that certain guy is confident when he was talking with a loud voice while explaining while doing hand movements and looking everyone in the eye.
It's been over two years since the course started. Is this the last of the series?
We want more of nofap videos!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
How did you overcome the devil inside you?
I read it as Armys shoulders😂
Thanks~~~
ok but the girl is really beautiful
Thanks~~~
I feel like we know most of these , we use body language quite a lot i feel . I got told that i have my arms out when i walk, as if i was about to attack someone , witch wasn't1 coverered here , is it just a sign of insecurity ?
She bad
these actors..... i can smell that they feel stupid doing these movements
Thanks~~~
I would have appreciated if you had put a trigger-warning about the self-harming content.just a Tipp 😉
Just don't be weak. That's the only trigger warning you'll ever need.
he did put a trigger-warning in the minute 7:49 tho.
@@MrSkabeaters that's a little bit mean :/
@@mireiadelsogarzon224 It wasn't meant to be mean or mean spirited. A person has to choose to be offended, it isn't a reaction, it is a choice. If you really think my comment was mean you're either weak too, or you've been brainwashed by the weak. Stop coddling everyone. Choose to take this as constructive criticism and not as an offensive attack, or ignore it and move on with your life.
Warnings for people who are too sensitive waste the time of those who are not. If you venture into the internet on your own, you take risks.
I click on this only cause of thumb nail
this body movements dosent mean anything if you have akathisia
We want self improvement videos
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Hello author of this channel! I have a question for you, is it possible to have sex and will it affect the energy that was received through abstinence?
Sorry if I wrote it is not clear. I am Russian
Thanks~~~
Watching a video full if nervous bodily behaviors makes me nervous. Gross
This girl's insta account for research purposes xD
Terrible/cringey stock video that takes away from content
*STOP POSTING SIMILAR VIDEOS MULTIPLE TIMES!*
Jj
Raising One Shoulder: A sign of lack of confidence or more room for negotiations depending on the situation.
Shoulder Interest: When a shoulder is raised, head is tilted, and there is direct eye contact. They might be interested in the conversation or the person they are talking to.
Holding Shoulders High: Doing this for an extended period of time that means one lacks confidence or is shy. Called The Turtle Effect because it’s like a turtle hiding in it’s shell.
Shoulder Shrug: This means that someone doesn’t know something, usually a response to a question. The faster this movement is done, the more likely they really don’t know.
Shoulder Rubbing: Rubbing or scratching one’s shoulder, can also drag it to their shoulder and back again repeatedly. Used to relieve stress.
Shoulders Widening: the more wider the shoulder, the more confident they seem. Used to impress and prove confidence.
Please Why Not: Palms and head are faced up. Commonly used while begging and seen in children and athletes talking to their coach.
Bowing: Lowering torso. This is a sign of respect used a lot in Asian countries.
Hugging: Has multiple indicators. Usually used to comfort someone, greet, say farewell, express positive emotions and shows closeness and cooperation. Look at facial expressions how they truly feel though.
Arms Against Body, Hands Flexed: Arms are pinned at sides and hands are linear. A sing that someone is exited and is trying to contain it.
Arms Elevated: Raised arms when one is experiencing positive emotions.
Arms Held Behind Back: usually while standing, seen in royalty and a sign that someone wants space. Avoid in public settings as it makes you look distant and less approachable.
Arms Stiffening: arms at sides and not moving, resembling a robot. An indicator of negative emotions.
Exposing Armpits: I.e. Putting arm on the couch cushions or scratching your head. A sign of comfort and potentially romantic interest. Hiding armpits is the exact opposite. Be aware of sudden changes.
Arms Crossing: This can mean a variety of things including just resting one’s arms.
Arm Crossing (Self Hugging): This is usually done for comfort.
Arm Crossing (Protection): When threatened or nervous one crosses their arms to protect the belly area, a vulnerable area. Facial expressions and tense arms are a sign that this is for protection an not something else.
Arm Crossing (Self-Restraint): when dealing with strong emotions and trying to refrain from setting them off, one crosses their arms. Pay attention to facial expression and voice when looking for this.
Arm Crossing (Dislike): Done when disliking the person in front of them and is accompanied by signs in the belly and feet.
Arm Crossing (Massaging): crossed arms with one hand massaging the opposite arm. Pacifying movement when worried or stressed out.
Arm Crossing (Holding Wrist): Crossed halfway and massaging wrist. Seen when asked a difficult question or given negative information.
Arm Spreading: Spreading arms on objects around them as a territorial display. It shows confidence and high status. People withdraw their arms when a person of higher status walks in.
Elbows Widening: Bends elbows to claim more space. Sitting or standing. Territorial and shows confidence, also used to emphasize what we are saying.
Elbows Narrowing: Opposite of above, bringing in elbows is a sign of insecurity and lack of confidence.
Elbows Interlocking: Locking with another person at the elbows. Signs of intimacy, a private conversation, and two people being comfortable with each other.
Wrist Exposure: Exposing the wrist to those we are comfortable with as the wrist is a vulnerable area.
Goosebumps: Hair follicles bulge to make tiny bumps on skin, happens when one is scared, sick, or cold.
Standing Hairs: Hairs on the body stand up. Sign of extreme fear.
Excessive Sweating: A reaction to stress, heat, and exercise. Can make you look suspicious and is a sign someone is hiding something.
Self-Injury Cuts: Intentional cuts to feel something or to stifle another emotion. Seen in those who are depressed, bipolar, or emotionally unstable. If you see these signs, it means they need help and are going through something difficult.
Needle Tracks: When someone does drugs and injects them through main veins on their arm, leaving small injuries or tracks.
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