So -sighs- this is a little embarrassing to admit...
But, okay, so in serious situations I have this sort of nervous reflex where...
I can't keep a straight face.
it's like my face won't co-operate with my brain.
It's not that I don't sympathise with pain or anger, I'm not heartless.
But it's just a part of my awkardness, I just can't hold the smile in.
So when a teacher shouts at me? Yes, I laugh. Yes, they are not pleased with the reaction.
When someone falls and is in a lot of pain? Yes, I kinda laugh. But I do help them, and I do feel for them.
And when someone cries? You guessed it.
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And the victim of my reflex is like:
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BUT. I. CANT. HELP. IT.
The implications of this ailment are the following:
1) No one ever takes me seriously Because I'm always laughing, clearly I don't have the ability to be mature. meh, I don't blame them.
2) No one ever believes me So when someone is panicking because they've lost their car key for example or they ask me a question and I answer truthfully that I have no involvement, because I'm laughing, I'm lying.
Because I'm laughing. I must be guilty -.-
3) Meh I'm too lazy to write the rest
POINT IS- it's a real pain in the ass.
So if me and a serious situation in a crowded room room. I'll be easy to spot.
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