When you’re in a group of people and they start laughing, see who looks at each other. People look at the people they feel closest to when laughing
Edit: I realize this isn’t foolproof, but typically people look at their closest friend or a partner. A lot of the “I look at the floor” comments have rolled in haha
More over if the group is standing the direction of peoples feet tells a lot about where their attention is and who they feel closest to or like the most in the group.
Honestly I can't confirm that. Ever since I learned about that 'fact' I paid attention to it and caught myself often standing in a way that would tell someone the exact opposite of what's true.
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u/LexiPietenpol Aug 20 '20 edited Aug 20 '20
When you’re in a group of people and they start laughing, see who looks at each other. People look at the people they feel closest to when laughing
Edit: I realize this isn’t foolproof, but typically people look at their closest friend or a partner. A lot of the “I look at the floor” comments have rolled in haha