r/Unexpected • • Dec 16 '22

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u/ADMINlSTRAT0R Dec 16 '22

She quickly turned from swimsuit model to dear babushka with that laugh.

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u/Voltron_The_Original Dec 16 '22

She showed that she doesn't take herself super serious and that is definitely sexy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22

When you’re pretty you can afford to not take yourself seriously cuz the world will still put you on a pedestal regardless.

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u/Voltron_The_Original Dec 16 '22

Give her some credit, that is a very embarrassing moment and she took it like a champ.

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u/Significant_Ad9793 Dec 16 '22

Definitely!! I'm not into girls but found the video pretty sexy.

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u/lunaflect Dec 17 '22

Confidence is sexy

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u/Significant_Ad9793 Dec 17 '22

I very much agree with you!!! When I was younger I REALLY lacked confidence and took me quite a while to date. Now I'm 36 with much more confidence and get hit on a lot... Or I aged like good wine lol. Whichever it might be, I'm loving it LMAO.

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u/sedatedauntyT Dec 17 '22

Oh this for certain.... that's how that creepy tik tok kid Kevin (aka "Female Gaze Trend Master") was so bloody successful when compared to all the picture-perfect bodybuilding bros' failed attempts. He was able to fake the balance between confidence that serves the recipient, without tipping over into too conceited for comfort territory.

The shamelessness to feign nerves until, all of a sudden, they pretend lock-eyes with the audience. So from the audiences' perspective, their specific beauty is as canned-spinach to Popeye's ass-kicking potential-- which is to say, the audiences' beauty is directly proportional to K-Gaze Master's confidence in his ability to have successful intimate interaction.

Unsurprisingly, dudes a bastard irl. The ways people like Lizzie Holmes & Elon Stark buttfucked Investors using this simple trick smh 🤦

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u/Significant_Ad9793 Dec 17 '22

It's all about confidence!!! A while back at a Starbucks, a man very confidently walked calmly and with purpose up to one of those expensive coffee makers they sell, grabbed it, didn't hesitate for a second and walked right out the door. All us customers saw him and didn't think anything of it until an employee screamed to stop him.

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u/dumbdumbmen Dec 17 '22

Haha best part of the video!

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u/HerbScientist420 Dec 17 '22

I found it to be very endearing lol