People don't think I notice, but I do. I notice every change in behaviour, right down to an odd blinking pattern. I notice when people act differently, and what those changes mean. I'm relatively silent, to endeavour myself in the knowledge of people's normal body language. I notice when people's breathing becomes unevenly spaced, I notice when people's eyes blink different to usual, I notice when people change their behaviours. I notice when people become happy, or when they become fragile, or when they become proud, or when they become upset. I notice every change in behaviour and what those changes mean. The lift of the corner of the mouth in conjunction with the corner of the eyes represents happiness, the shaky uneven breaths and fear in eyes represents fragility, clasped hands and an increase in heartbeats and vocalization represents being proud, the break in voice and tears welling in the corner of eyes and red faces and quietness represent upset. We change our behaviours in co-ordinance with our emotions.
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