You can tell a LOT about someone by..

vanityy99 · April 2021

Analog_Kid · April 2021

How clean they keep their car

tmantwo · April 2021

vanityy99 wrote: »

You are absolutely correct. I am not sorry for what I posted but I do apologize.

I was raised with this slogan and should continue to adhere to it.

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Do a Good Turn Daily
This does not mean that you should do just one Good Turn during the day and then stop. It means you should always be looking for extra opportunities to help others, quietly and without boasting.
Remember that a Good Turn is an act of kindness, not just something you do because it is good manners. Good Turns should be done for family, friends, adults, children, and especially for those that are not able to do the task themselves.

amorfati601070 · April 2021

ReenieHJ wrote: »

If, when they talk to you, they look you right in the eyes or they have that shifty eye thing going on.

This is a tricky one though. Some people just struggle with eye contact, could be underlying anxiety, mental health condition or cultural, who knows? They are probably more likely to look down In that case, maybe. The shifty eye is darting left or right. i think. When they are trying to recall something or even lie or use their imagination they look up. It's a fascinating thing, eye contact.

PlentyofProtein00 · April 2021

amorfati601070 wrote: »

ReenieHJ wrote: »

If, when they talk to you, they look you right in the eyes or they have that shifty eye thing going on.

This is a tricky one though. Some people just struggle with eye contact, could be underlying anxiety, mental health condition or cultural, who knows? They are probably more likely to look down In that case, maybe. The shifty eye is darting left or right. i think. When they are trying to recall something or even lie or use their imagination they look up. It's a fascinating thing, eye contact.

This is a behavioral trait of those on the spectrum. Social cues, anxiety, can keep them from making eye contact.

MoonOverMyHammies7 · April 2021

The way they talk about others.

___Soundwave___ · April 2021

How they deal with being defeated.

ReenieHJ · April 2021

amorfati601070 wrote: »

ReenieHJ wrote: »

If, when they talk to you, they look you right in the eyes or they have that shifty eye thing going on.

This is a tricky one though. Some people just struggle with eye contact, could be underlying anxiety, mental health condition or cultural, who knows? They are probably more likely to look down In that case, maybe. The shifty eye is darting left or right. i think. When they are trying to recall something or even lie or use their imagination they look up. It's a fascinating thing, eye contact.

Oh I definitely know the feeling because I have social anxiety terribly and find myself looking away all too often. But my original thought was of an impulsive liar who I fell for hook line and sinker, and he hardly ever looked me in the eyes.