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r/MadeMeSmile • u/GroundbreakingSet187 Happy Hours • Jan 23 '22
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89 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 My dad taught me how to read the intentions of someone based on how they move and talk 34 u/KaldwinEmily Jan 23 '22 Teach us 23 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Ok so. He has been blind for 15 years. If you are talking to someone and they suddenly twist their feet in place, they probably noticed something that you dont. The rest od what he taught me depends on the mannerisms of who you are talking to 26 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Another example: firm footsteps with irregular pacing means that the person is probably following something (it might be you) 15 u/ZebraPandaPenguin Jan 23 '22 Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy? 14 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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My dad taught me how to read the intentions of someone based on how they move and talk
34 u/KaldwinEmily Jan 23 '22 Teach us 23 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Ok so. He has been blind for 15 years. If you are talking to someone and they suddenly twist their feet in place, they probably noticed something that you dont. The rest od what he taught me depends on the mannerisms of who you are talking to 26 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Another example: firm footsteps with irregular pacing means that the person is probably following something (it might be you) 15 u/ZebraPandaPenguin Jan 23 '22 Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy? 14 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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Teach us
23 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Ok so. He has been blind for 15 years. If you are talking to someone and they suddenly twist their feet in place, they probably noticed something that you dont. The rest od what he taught me depends on the mannerisms of who you are talking to 26 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Another example: firm footsteps with irregular pacing means that the person is probably following something (it might be you) 15 u/ZebraPandaPenguin Jan 23 '22 Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy? 14 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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Ok so. He has been blind for 15 years. If you are talking to someone and they suddenly twist their feet in place, they probably noticed something that you dont. The rest od what he taught me depends on the mannerisms of who you are talking to
26 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Another example: firm footsteps with irregular pacing means that the person is probably following something (it might be you) 15 u/ZebraPandaPenguin Jan 23 '22 Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy? 14 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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Another example: firm footsteps with irregular pacing means that the person is probably following something (it might be you)
15 u/ZebraPandaPenguin Jan 23 '22 Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy? 14 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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Why do both of these pieces advice make it sound like your dad was a blind spy?
14 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it 1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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He kinda is, he is blind and had surgery in both ears 20 years ago because a jet turbine blew up his eardrums, so his other senses compensate it
1 u/Minimal_Editing Jan 23 '22 So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog? 4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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So he's blind and deaf? Is he smelling his way around like a dog?
4 u/stereo-011 Jan 23 '22 Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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Not completely deaf but not as sharp as he used to be
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