3:10 Imagine working years to get the American way, the perfect accent, the behavior, the way they act, to finally pass as a 100% American and in the end, flowers gave you away, wow.
It's a european thing (not an eastern european thing). It's because of the water. You want the water in the petals not in the paper and so you have to use gravity.
@@loewenmakrele Probably correct. Americans think in terms of they want the flowers to be showing, like you are showing them off even, something that goofy possibly. The Europeans probably don’t care because they want the flowers to be preserved.
Observing you're typing patterns I've ascertained your pulse rate was around 95 and that you weren't being truthful about believing you can ever consistently win at UNO
Searching for that only yields me two search results but good try at advertising an obscure book I guess. Body language experts like Joe Navarro and Mark Bowden are renowned and have written books about the topic which I‘d rather spend my money on than a title by an anonymous author that doesn’t disclose anything about themselves, rendering the legitimacy questionable.
I usually touch my nose or mouth or chin because I am socially very very awkward to remove my shyness a little bit I do that since it's covid time I no longer have to do this because I have mask now
Same. I have issues with anxiety and I tend to do alot of these self soothing things, like touching my face, rubbing fingers, crossing arms and playing with my hair.
This guy gives me some comfort. I’m highly anxious and do a lot of the things some of the other body language people say indicate deception. It’s just my anxiety. I’m glad to see this guy looks at it differently.
I wouldn't worry, this is 90% nonsense because mannerisms are cultural and there are a million reasons someone could do a certain action. I have anxiety as well as ASD, and if "body language" is anything to go by, I'm a criminal mastermind and an emotionless psychopath and I can assure you, Ma'am, I am no mastermind. I think it's pretty scary that government organisations, not just in the states, use this stuff. Imagine someone coming in and deciding you've committed a crime because your horoscope says you're feeling great guilt for a misdeed; this really isn't any different.
It would be very interesting (and probably even needed) to study how neurodivergency could affect investigations, interviews, etc. I prolly look like I've committed every crime on earth and I'm trying to lie about everything even though it's just social anxiety which shoots through the roof whenever I'm in a situation like that lmao
@TheSpaceCoyote82 it could and it couldn’t but well most of what he said made sense he’s also not showing his body language so i think he definitely experienced situations out of his head
@TheSpaceCoyote82 But that's the point. Even if he's not right if he can influence you to believe he is then he accomplishes his goal just the same. This is the point of psychological manipulation.
interestingly, Ive been around lots of wheelchair users, and you can tell things about how people roll, too. I can tell many things by looking at their chairs, and how they use them. There is definitely body language, when the ability is there.
A A his name is Patrick and he has had a sad past his dad joe mama has lived a life of crime and terrible stuff he has a dog a nephew and his fish who drowned yes his fish drowned don’t ask.
This topic is so interesting because of how unconscious body language sometimes is. Even if the spy knows they’re being assessed, it’s still kinda hard to hide their nervousness or reaction to a certain cue. For us I think it’s pretty worth learning to be confident in events when necessary
@@soip6710 lol who cares about grammar and your gonna be like *Lol who cares about grammar and you're gonna be like* is the correction your going to make
Mark Twain was onto something, when he said "It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt".
I like this guy. He's got very good energy and I love his relaxed but yet serious mood he's got going on. Also very intelligent and he definitely is a very confident dude. I don't know this guy but he's got my respect.
Did you watch his feet as he spoke? He wasn't relaxed at all. He was very tense, yet happy go-lucky. I saw he wasn't very intelligent and had little confidence. I'm sure you didn't respect him at all.
And also that's how you hold flowers everywhere in the world when you know water and sap have to go to the petals, and you want your flowers to last longer. It's not specific to eastern europe at all.
Carrying a bouquet upside down might be a general European thing. I'm German and as far as I know most of us also carry our flowers that way. My mum tought me to do this because it alledgedly keeps the flowers fresher.
Someone else commented something similar. Maybe it boils down to few Europeans knowing this trivia while Americans not knowing it so assuming it to be an East-European thing? 🤔
Never heard about this nonsense before. Maybe "german thing. Im European and never see anybody in my family, friends or people here carrying a bouquet or even flowers this way. 😂
What does it mean if a person who speaking to you stands on one leg, with two differenet shoes on, lots of sneezing with on the left half of a facial beard and big headphones playing rave music a high volume?
Thats why they baseline you first. Ask you What's your name? How long you've lived here. Hobbies? Favourite place to eat? Shoot the breeze. Then see what's different when you throw in the Columbo questions.
Holding cut flowers down helps keep the water in the steps thus preserving their colours. However you could say,"only those in Eastern Europe know that."! You should also note that spelling."Colours" with a 'U' shows I am a British secret agent.
HUGE MISSING CAVEAT : Some people stroke their face because they have toothache, some people lean back in their chair because they are overweight, some people lean forward because they are hard of hearing. YOU CANNOT ASSUME these generalisations you need to establish whether you are looking at non-verbal-communication cues or a hang-over etc. AND don't get me started on mirroring.
I want to bet the former is FBI is much better at this than the current because the cold war was a mental game and they had to be good at detecting suspicious people, unlike now days FBI which is more cyber focused.
Growing up in certain environments I can say that I do almost none of these. It’s crazy how much childhood experience can completely change everything about someone. My father is the passive aggressive type, who often guilt trips and then tries to brush it off and then tries to put something on you then brush it off and we’re always being sarcastic. theres mistrust in the relationship, constant lies and a rocky marriage. Picking up on his intentions and what he tries to do to me when he speaks. He uses vague language so I can never really hold something against him without sounding accusatory and angered. I haven’t figured out why, but I end up avoiding communication in every way. Im self aware of everything I say and do. This sounds like an edgy attention grabbing comment but it’s the truth. I don’t react when I find something to be repulsive, painful, hilarious, impressive, scary, or breathtaking. Its like my body is still, and I have to manually forge a reaction that fits what my thoughts were when I saw it so that people don’t think i’m ignoring them or that i’m just a rude person. The only behavior I notice myself doing is wiping sweats palms on my pants. This is all I have to say.
We are likely very different, but I really feel the same way sometimes. It may be worthwhile to try and get fully tested for ASD, often times this manifests with feelings of disconnectedness and/or self-isolation. Nearly always paired with extremely chronic over processing and an inability to just understand simple “human” communication.
@@LilB0pete ill look into it. Honestly its not a lack of social awareness or social confusion at all, I just struggle to express my emotions visibly and genuinely. Im well aware or maybe even abnormally aware of my own feelings and analytical of others. This is probably just a weird hobby but i really enjoy investigating and identifying the causes of peoples actions, something about being emotionally knowledgeable brings me satisfaction. I could call myself emotionally intelligent but im only 15 so claiming such things about myself is most likely not 100% true. I also dont have trouble with communications and anxiety, I just struggle to express genuine emotion. Fake stuff is easy
@@kakyoin5862 You wrote this 7 months ago, I think you sounded like a "normal" intelligent 15 year old, learning to be an adult, part of which is not showing some "genuine emotions". (Some jobs require these are hidden, e.g. medical professionals can't show disgust to a patient.)
@@pynn1000 i see what you mean. I’ve grown a lot since then😅, and more has happened. I don’t find any discomfort in the way I act now, I don’t see a genuine problem with my reactions anymore. My dad’s attitude also improved but thats because he does the bad stuff in secret now. Anyway thanks for your comment.
【FLUX】 worst spy ever “You hold the flowers like a Russian” “Yes I’m a Russian spy, selling top of your national secrets to the highest bidder on the black market and to the Kremlin”
@@PunkerWithABoner Yeah the story seems pretty dumb, I mean there are tons of explanations he could use, also foreigners in USA are almost more common then the Americans themselves so it's such a nonsensical story.
Kimmuryiel eh, not so true, I’m a middle schooler and my parents never know when I lie. At a sleepover one time me and my friends pranked my other friend and I pretended to be drunk by accidentally drinking beer and she believed me. My family always told me I’m s good actor. So not so true my dude
Confidence and anxiety can greatly change all of these mannerisms. A confident person could be holding still and firm and they could be lying about everything they say. Someone with anxiety could be squirming and look guilty but they’re being honest.
@Darkstar And just as many people complain about extroverts, neither side can win really. But I've found people that think they can 'fake it and trick people' aren't as good at it as they think they are.
@@bethhunter1756 I’m good at it in general situations like going to the store or meeting a new person, etc but if u asked the right questions you’d realize pretty quick, i might just be a good actor lol
The most satisfying thing about these videos about body language is when I do the action myself, I actually realise that it is true and I actually do that under the circumstances
It's nice, because he actually had to use his knowledge for practical purposes so it has to be based in reality unlike some of the "pop-sci like" stuff that makes sense but may be more "theory" than anything else.
Just like how he approached those two having a conversation and started talking about space, they started overthinking about it. Like suddenly you start thinking "Well how fast am I supposed to blink?!" :P
My mom said that one way to read body language is to notice how someone acts when they are comfortable. If something suddenly changes, like someone who move around a lot suddenly sits still, then that means something is wrong e.g. they're uncomfortable about that topic or lying.
I think people cross their arms more in public because they don't know what to do with their hands when being spoken to and don't want to be misconstrued as being bored or not paying attention.
It does play a part in comfort, some people are conscientious about moving their arms too much or fiddling with their fingers so they comfort themselves and try to present a calm demeanor by crossing arms.
American spies in WWII were caught in similar fashion because in Europe they don’t switch their fork and knife after cutting meat. It’s the little cultural things that make you stick out like a sore thumb sometimes.
Self soothing: sitting on a chair with your right leg tucked under it pushing the tip of the shoe into the floor. Enjoys the pointed feeling of resistance.
I dont know, I hold flowers that way to but I am definitely not eastern European. I guess its an indicator but not a 100% accurate one. The fact that he confessed thereafter is a far more serious indicator.....
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An important caveat is that when interviewing anyone, you need to establish a “baseline” for their individual body language. Maybe they are naturally more nervous or nervous because of the situation. So you first ask questions you already know answers to to see how they react. Watch how they move when they tell the truth. Figure out their “normal”. Then, you can ask calculated questions and see if there is deviation. You are looking for *clusters* of indicators - not isolated indicators.
@Smellegance Exactly. A good investigator/interrogator would take this into account. Untrained people who have watched a few videos on body language use a superficial or pseudoscientific approach and jump to conclusions - “your standing like this so you must be lying!”.
exactly. Specifically for interogation techniques, they leave the suspect alone for quite some time, just to analyse what the suspect does when alone (baseline) and when confronted.
His body language says "I am selling a book. Buy it. This is an ad" ..His body language says "I am selling a book. Buy it. This is an ad"hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh............
The agent in the video, Joe Navarro, has actually published a book about it. It's called "What Every Body is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People"
Well, There is a series called "Lie to Me" that used to be on Netflix. Atleast in my country. But I'm not too sure if it's 100% scientifically accurate... It is a show for entertainment after all but I believe there are at least a few things that are true in there. Anyway, I loved the series. Was really interesting and entertaining. Didn't like the ending though... Short summary: It's basically about a "private investigator" of sorts, who specialized in reading "micro expressions" and body language and detects lies, deception and all sorts of emotions with his techniques. May be something for you! :)
Ragesquid The show “lie to me” is actually based on Paul Ekman’s research on body language (he’s a psychology professor at USC). Highly recommend checking out his books if you’re interested in that subject.
I've learned by observing my mom throughout the years that she's angry or upset or unsatisfied when she compresses her lips. Really helpful for me to be cautious and know what I did or say wrong😅
It's most likely just because you were reminded of blinking and now you are thinking about it and it feels like you are doing it more when really you aren't
I've read Joe Navarro's book.... and my life was never the same. Path to loneliness as everyone LIES, and when you find it out all by yourself is pretty sad. Very accurate.
he’s an fbi agent and he’s spewing out stuff that other countries can learn about the secret service it makes sense why he’s sitting so uncomfortably. he’s holding back information
When your doing a test and you make eye contact with the teacher, you don’t want to sound suspicious but even acting like you aren’t suspicious is very suspiciously suspicious
That's what happens when I walk past workers in the store trying not to look like I just stole something while making myself look like I definitely stole something when I haven't lol
yeah especially when I’m cheating and try not to look suspicious thinking “man I bet I’m really suspicious now... hurry look out the window and pretend to look for the answers in the sky”
As an autistic person (with ADHD as well), I wonder what would happen if he tried interpreting my movements because I do a lot of random nonverbal movements and don't do a lot of "those nonverbals that neurotypical people just do instinctively when talking to someone." whereas I don't even know they exist.
Considering he said he's basically looking for sudden changes and for deliberate attempts to keep body language under wraps... You'd most likely be pretty safe.
Lol. He said natural blink rate is 8 times a minute and then proceeds to blink 9 times in the following ten seconds. I’d say he’s keeping trade secrets
I think he meant naturally. Like, if your relaxing or just waking around, I think the blinking rate works. But he was in an interview and he was talking about blinking so I think ah instinct is to blink
@@squirm8272 but my ex was a heavy blinker... He would like blink regular and then fast and hard a few times but he was a messed up lying cheating jerk so he was just always hiding something. Lol... What if they are always on alert with something to hide, do they have a relaxed difference or that is them relaxed?
What comes to mind is all those times in school where the teacher yells at you for having attitude for crossing your arms. It was a self hug this whole time.
When I was in grade school and everytime our principal would give a speech as we stand up in flag ceremonies, she woukd always tell us to cross our arms. Lol. She said it was uniform to look at rather than different arm positions
@@lenar6381 i think it "meand" you dont care what the person is saying. At leats thats what i heard at high school so i was so carefull not to cross my arms.
Me: after seeing this video, I'm holding flowers between my legs, breathing through my skin and kiss someone when I'm thinking. Now I'm ready to be a spy.
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3:10 Imagine working years to get the American way, the perfect accent, the behavior, the way they act, to finally pass as a 100% American and in the end, flowers gave you away, wow.
I DIDNT KNOW THERE WAS A SPECIFIC WAY TO HOLD FLOWERS??
I FOUND THE FLOWER THING SO COOL
It's a european thing (not an eastern european thing). It's because of the water. You want the water in the petals not in the paper and so you have to use gravity.
@@loewenmakrele Probably correct. Americans think in terms of they want the flowers to be showing, like you are showing them off even, something that goofy possibly. The Europeans probably don’t care because they want the flowers to be preserved.
@@loewenmakrele I'm English and I hold flowers like they are a baby 🤱 or I hold them up right i would never hold them upside down. So idk
Dude, this is confidential.
Sir..
Please return my loli manga.. please....
YOU'RE confidential!
When can I join 🖤
We've compromised.
No more russians
I will now *never* lose another game of UNO again.
Observing you're typing patterns I've ascertained your pulse rate was around 95 and that you weren't being truthful about believing you can ever consistently win at UNO
Uno reverse
@@zvukovinb5581 *It is a power some consider unnatural*
@@monolithgeometry3221 Your*
A Charming Runespoor wtf?
It's really strange that no one writes about the book The Manipulation Enigma, which reveals all this
@versoschool สมองครูมีคนรอรุมตีครับ
Searching for that only yields me two search results but good try at advertising an obscure book I guess. Body language experts like Joe Navarro and Mark Bowden are renowned and have written books about the topic which I‘d rather spend my money on than a title by an anonymous author that doesn’t disclose anything about themselves, rendering the legitimacy questionable.
Because it's pseudoscience. Duh
Can i get a pdf file or something of that
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i’m glad that he said that self soothing behaviors doesn’t necessarily mean someone is lying
if we had absolute body language interpretations then nobody would ever even end up committing crimes
I usually touch my nose or mouth or chin because I am socially very very awkward to remove my shyness a little bit I do that since it's covid time I no longer have to do this because I have mask now
a lot of time it's to soothe people through lying though.
@@yokuku7664 yeah I do the same, that's partly what he meant when saying those actions don't necessarily mean lying, but it's self soothing
Same. I have issues with anxiety and I tend to do alot of these self soothing things, like touching my face, rubbing fingers, crossing arms and playing with my hair.
I can tell by his body language he is saying "please get me a taller chair"
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Hey! We should give this guy a medal
😂
👍
Or his body language is telling us he is feeding BS.
When a fist lands in someone’s face that body language tells me that they don’t like each other.
Lol good one!
Yeah, this gave me a good laugh......
How can you tell?
Phaidrus Intuition.
@@MothaLuva lol
This guy gives me some comfort. I’m highly anxious and do a lot of the things some of the other body language people say indicate deception. It’s just my anxiety. I’m glad to see this guy looks at it differently.
Same!
He lied. His whole effort was sponsored by the FBI to fool you so you'd screw up your next bank robbery/
I wouldn't worry, this is 90% nonsense because mannerisms are cultural and there are a million reasons someone could do a certain action. I have anxiety as well as ASD, and if "body language" is anything to go by, I'm a criminal mastermind and an emotionless psychopath and I can assure you, Ma'am, I am no mastermind.
I think it's pretty scary that government organisations, not just in the states, use this stuff. Imagine someone coming in and deciding you've committed a crime because your horoscope says you're feeling great guilt for a misdeed; this really isn't any different.
anxiety is also caused by guilt, as an anxious neurodivergent person i know what you mean but it could mean both
It would be very interesting (and probably even needed) to study how neurodivergency could affect investigations, interviews, etc. I prolly look like I've committed every crime on earth and I'm trying to lie about everything even though it's just social anxiety which shoots through the roof whenever I'm in a situation like that lmao
Everyone with anxiety: moves around
FBI: he’s the one
Best comment...
Me: *Has ADHD so cant stop moving*
FBI: Get that son of a b***
@@shrimpies799 LOL
That’s right.
@@thefbiiswatchingyourlife wtf
Imagine being in highschool about to take a girl out for a first date , you get to the door and this is her dad waiting to see into your soul .
And then you try to propose to her with flowers and her dad arrests you for being an European spy
Make sure there's nothing in your soul to see... LOL!
Most fathers want to see inside your soul when you take their daughter out for a first date.
Dr. Cal Lightman🔥
@@zerocat888 lol
😂😂😂😂😂
He’s definitely someone who can make you admit everything just by his personality
No
yeah he seems pretty chill; ''ok sorry mate, you're right, I'm KGB, well played.''
@TheSpaceCoyote82 it could and it couldn’t but well most of what he said made sense he’s also not showing his body language so i think he definitely experienced situations out of his head
@TheSpaceCoyote82 But that's the point. Even if he's not right if he can influence you to believe he is then he accomplishes his goal just the same. This is the point of psychological manipulation.
It's a dangerous if it's used wrong lol
"how we walk has meaning" me in a wheelchair "i don't have meaning?" lol
😂😂😂😂
interestingly, Ive been around lots of wheelchair users, and you can tell things about how people roll, too. I can tell many things by looking at their chairs, and how they use them. There is definitely body language, when the ability is there.
I mean your a vegetable so yeah
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FBI men in movies:
“That man’s blood type is o-negative, his father Bob was killed in a car accident and his last meal was a taco.”
Who are you?
A A his name is Patrick and he has had a sad past his dad joe mama has lived a life of crime and terrible stuff he has a dog a nephew and his fish who drowned yes his fish drowned don’t ask.
@@v2chiller333 😂😂😂
No that’s Sherlock Holmes
*pulls a sherlock*
Girl: *screams at me*
Me: ah yes, according to the body language, she is angry
Not really, I know of situations when girls scream of love, pleasure and joy. It all depends on the context...
😂
:surprisedpikachuface:
Harvard scholarship?
😂😂😂😂
I'm an expert too. I saw a guy walking the other day and quickly deduced he was going somewhere.
bro the fbi is looking for you now
😂😂😂
😂
and you didn't know it at the time, but you were busted too because he thought the same of you.
Broo what?! 🤯
This topic is so interesting because of how unconscious body language sometimes is. Even if the spy knows they’re being assessed, it’s still kinda hard to hide their nervousness or reaction to a certain cue. For us I think it’s pretty worth learning to be confident in events when necessary
This guy's body language tells me that he is uncomfortable with this interview and that he is withholding information.
GO SkidMaRk Time to waterboard him until we get the information were after.
@@johng6080 we're
@@soip6710 lol who cares about grammar and your gonna be like *Lol who cares about grammar and you're gonna be like* is the correction your going to make
@@doraemonsam123 eh, just bothers me
You're. Reading written language. Haha
Imagine having this guy as ur dad and u lie about where you were and he’s like “nope Ik ur lying ur foot was pointing North west”
I’d run away
You don't have to be agent to know ,that your kid laying to you !
@@mirjanavuletic4762 he was joking you absolute melon
😂😂😂
🤐😂
Mark Twain was onto something, when he said "It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt".
Agreed.. if you say so it's been said..
It was shakespeare who said it first in the merchant of venice
Good advice that the current president ought to have followed :D
Similar statement even in the Bible-Proverbs 17:28.
exactly
I like this guy. He's got very good energy and I love his relaxed but yet serious mood he's got going on. Also very intelligent and he definitely is a very confident dude. I don't know this guy but he's got my respect.
when will you propose ?
Did you watch his feet as he spoke? He wasn't relaxed at all. He was very tense, yet happy go-lucky. I saw he wasn't very intelligent and had little confidence. I'm sure you didn't respect him at all.
@@isildurany2888can’t even compliment these days anymore, try with positive reinforcement instead negative
Someone: breathes
FBI: now stop right there. That's how they breathe in eastern Europe. You're a spy.
😂😂😂😂😂
naahhh the thing is they actully carry flowers like that, i think its healthier for the flowers?
Hahahaha lmfao
@@Leonardo-hy3qm r/whooooosh
@@Leonardo-hy3qm it is. and they do not just carry them like that in eastern europe.
You just know he tells that flower story at every dinner party and BBQ.
I would be pissed if I got caught because of the way I held some flowers lmao
😂😂😂
😂🤣😂🤣
And also that's how you hold flowers everywhere in the world when you know water and sap have to go to the petals, and you want your flowers to last longer.
It's not specific to eastern europe at all.
@@nicojar Exactly, in France it is common to do that
Carrying a bouquet upside down might be a general European thing. I'm German and as far as I know most of us also carry our flowers that way. My mum tought me to do this because it alledgedly keeps the flowers fresher.
Someone else commented something similar. Maybe it boils down to few Europeans knowing this trivia while Americans not knowing it so assuming it to be an East-European thing? 🤔
Never heard about this nonsense before. Maybe "german thing. Im European and never see anybody in my family, friends or people here carrying a bouquet or even flowers this way. 😂
I grew up in Germany and I also remember that upside down was the way to carry the flowers.
I've never seen people do that in France. It might be Eastern and Central European with Germany being in the gray area ?
Sometimes, our culture are different, I might not look at you as a sign of respect but some cultures view that as been unreliable
Imagine holding flowers wrong and then getting a SWAT team break through your door
He has right about the flowers.
I'm going to start carrying flowers that way now
@@LogicalEpi same XD
Epilogical yup 😂 same
Lolllll
“Crossing your arms is like a self hug”
Me: *cries in lonely while crossing my arms*
oooohhh.... :(
Crossing arms is its cold, not blocking. Its like saying all bearded guys are called Richard.
A person going to the toilet in front of you while you talk means that you are talking cr*p.
What does it mean if a person who speaking to you stands on one leg, with two differenet shoes on, lots of sneezing with on the left half of a facial beard and big headphones playing rave music a high volume?
why dont the women just hold hands while talking
_"Somewhere, they say you can have a poker face, but I don't think you can have a poker body"_
Best quote, gonna remember that
P-p-p-p-p-p-p-poker face
"Where.is Somewhere then you will have a poker face?"
@@cesarmaracaibo1636 around the end of the video I think
@@browhat9987 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@browhat9987 bro what
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Wouldn't anyone be stressed and uncomfortable if they are talking with an FBI agent even if you have done nothing wrong?
Thats why they baseline you first. Ask you What's your name? How long you've lived here. Hobbies? Favourite place to eat? Shoot the breeze. Then see what's different when you throw in the Columbo questions.
If they played good cop bad cop
When i am close to police officers or a police station,i feel guilty for some reason even tho i did nothing bad 😂
@@venice7493 it's like walking out a shop without buying anything :D
@@venice7493 Same. It's nerve wracking
What I learned:
People hold flowers upside down in Eastern Europe.
Ford PowerSmoke in Russia flower hold you
Spank Themonkey Lmao
Holding cut flowers down helps keep the water in the steps thus preserving their colours. However you could say,"only those in Eastern Europe know that."! You should also note that spelling."Colours" with a 'U' shows I am a British secret agent.
Are you even watching spy techniques?
I've spent years in Eastern Europe and I can tell you that this isn't entirely true. I've seen lots of people holding flowers upright.
A closed fist hitting your face means that person is tired of your BS.
#TheMoreYouKnow
bruh
😂😂
TECHNICALLY it could be the person with the closed fist's BS if they're trying to prove a stupid argument with violence
Yes
Yessir.
HUGE MISSING CAVEAT : Some people stroke their face because they have toothache, some people lean back in their chair because they are overweight, some people lean forward because they are hard of hearing. YOU CANNOT ASSUME these generalisations you need to establish whether you are looking at non-verbal-communication cues or a hang-over etc. AND don't get me started on mirroring.
*watches this video*
*starts analyzing everyone I know as if it’s my job*
Noah Z TV I was just thinking the same thing, I'm going to be analyzing everyone.
Yeah me too like you blinked ahhh jail time
*types in bold*
Jose luis *that’s right*
Retards do this lmao
*It seems recommended has brought us all together again*
Indeed it does.
Yep
exactly
It has indeed. Shall we go to the chamber now?
Sora123 Aqua it’s on trending moron
What about former FBI agent reading others FBI agent body language
**Death note theme starts playing in the background**
Let's collect money and hire two private investigators to spy on each other...
Sounds like a quality game of chess, still, could be friendly, could be deathly.
I want to bet the former is FBI is much better at this than the current because the cold war was a mental game and they had to be good at detecting suspicious people, unlike now days FBI which is more cyber focused.
@@TechnologistAtWork I'd imagine they have specialists that do both.
Growing up in certain environments I can say that I do almost none of these. It’s crazy how much childhood experience can completely change everything about someone. My father is the passive aggressive type, who often guilt trips and then tries to brush it off and then tries to put something on you then brush it off and we’re always being sarcastic. theres mistrust in the relationship, constant lies and a rocky marriage. Picking up on his intentions and what he tries to do to me when he speaks. He uses vague language so I can never really hold something against him without sounding accusatory and angered. I haven’t figured out why, but I end up avoiding communication in every way. Im self aware of everything I say and do. This sounds like an edgy attention grabbing comment but it’s the truth. I don’t react when I find something to be repulsive, painful, hilarious, impressive, scary, or breathtaking. Its like my body is still, and I have to manually forge a reaction that fits what my thoughts were when I saw it so that people don’t think i’m ignoring them or that i’m just a rude person. The only behavior I notice myself doing is wiping sweats palms on my pants. This is all I have to say.
We are likely very different, but I really feel the same way sometimes. It may be worthwhile to try and get fully tested for ASD, often times this manifests with feelings of disconnectedness and/or self-isolation. Nearly always paired with extremely chronic over processing and an inability to just understand simple “human” communication.
@@LilB0pete ill look into it. Honestly its not a lack of social awareness or social confusion at all, I just struggle to express my emotions visibly and genuinely. Im well aware or maybe even abnormally aware of my own feelings and analytical of others. This is probably just a weird hobby but i really enjoy investigating and identifying the causes of peoples actions, something about being emotionally knowledgeable brings me satisfaction. I could call myself emotionally intelligent but im only 15 so claiming such things about myself is most likely not 100% true. I also dont have trouble with communications and anxiety, I just struggle to express genuine emotion. Fake stuff is easy
@@kakyoin5862 You wrote this 7 months ago, I think you sounded like a "normal" intelligent 15 year old, learning to be an adult, part of which is not showing some "genuine emotions". (Some jobs require these are hidden, e.g. medical professionals can't show disgust to a patient.)
@@pynn1000 i see what you mean. I’ve grown a lot since then😅, and more has happened. I don’t find any discomfort in the way I act now, I don’t see a genuine problem with my reactions anymore. My dad’s attitude also improved but thats because he does the bad stuff in secret now. Anyway thanks for your comment.
@@kakyoin5862 Thanks. You'll be OK. Your dad showed he respects you.
Dude got arrested by holding his flowers the wrong way lmao
No, he got caught by doing that. He got arrested for being a spy.
He held the flower as a weapon boys go get em
@@Zepen Did you watch the video? The former FBI agent said that the spy confessed.
【FLUX】 worst spy ever
“You hold the flowers like a Russian”
“Yes I’m a Russian spy, selling top of your national secrets to the highest bidder on the black market and to the Kremlin”
@@PunkerWithABoner Yeah the story seems pretty dumb, I mean there are tons of explanations he could use, also foreigners in USA are almost more common then the Americans themselves so it's such a nonsensical story.
Imagine how much he DIDN'T tell us.
Look it up , body language isnt a secret , more of pseudo science just because of how high it's failure rate is
@@jodofly1158 Not a high failure rate, you're just looking at small articles, not actually studying... You can do it right, you don't tho
@Giggitee O'Yeah go study
EVIL 69 Charger R/T He wants you to buy his book.
I was thinking the same thing. Lol
Im gonna carry flowers upside down now, see if the FBI pops out of the bushes.
Lmao !
Name checks out
💀💀💀
Moves flowers 0.1cm downwards then normal. *Gets tackled by agents*
CIA/FBI: “We gottem boys”
Omg I know right!!
You carry flowers downwards in western Europe or if you are a florist too. The reason is that it keeps the flower petals saturated.
I was a florist and I did not know this.
it must suck being this guy's children, he knows whenever they're lying
Big Green Tony maybe they advanced and are super lyers
my parents always knew when I was lying without FBI training XD kids are crap liars...
Kimmuryiel eh, not so true, I’m a middle schooler and my parents never know when I lie. At a sleepover one time me and my friends pranked my other friend and I pretended to be drunk by accidentally drinking beer and she believed me. My family always told me I’m s good actor. So not so true my dude
@@hyunjinsfluffyhair5558 wtf, why you wrote an essay
But they would also know when he's lying
Confidence and anxiety can greatly change all of these mannerisms. A confident person could be holding still and firm and they could be lying about everything they say. Someone with anxiety could be squirming and look guilty but they’re being honest.
What if it’s a confident person that is lying about having anxiety ? 🤔
exactly, I'm perpetually anxious, I am constantly tapping/ pinching myself constantly for no reason at all
@ Nathaniel Jones
Ahh I can’t look people in the eyes when I’m lying.
@@itshoma Then you have stumbled across most of the popular girls of high school
They would base it on certain questions. They won’t just say “he’s twitching, he’s guilty” they would base it on how you react to what they say or ask
As an introvert I have successfully mastered tricking people into thinking I am an extrovert through body language
Unless they are such a master that they know you are overlaying fake body language
@@Z5Z5Z5 True lol
I don't think anyone cares about if you're an introvert or an extrovert, like not in a bad way but just saying
@Darkstar And just as many people complain about extroverts, neither side can win really. But I've found people that think they can 'fake it and trick people' aren't as good at it as they think they are.
@@bethhunter1756 I’m good at it in general situations like going to the store or meeting a new person, etc but if u asked the right questions you’d realize pretty quick, i might just be a good actor lol
The most satisfying thing about these videos about body language is when I do the action myself, I actually realise that it is true and I actually do that under the circumstances
he just ended the body language reading youtubers carreers
It's nice, because he actually had to use his knowledge for practical purposes so it has to be based in reality unlike some of the "pop-sci like" stuff that makes sense but may be more "theory" than anything else.
Now we can analyse if James Charles was LyInG
@@ayoCC Body language isn't a science.
Good. They seem like quacks.
that's an actual thing? lmao
I've always found that the best way to learn how to read body language, is to be able to read your own body language first.
👍
exactly
💯
that’s how i got so good at reading people. well said dude
But I have ADHD though ;-;
Spy in America: No one will know my true identity
Flowers: ima bout to end this Mans whole career
Underrated
Whole career** not whole man**
*Man's whole career not whole man's career
i thought this is a beyond belief reference
@@wel88_ One entire full Mans.
Who is watching this in October 2024?
Me
Same
Me
Me
Oh my god will you stop
This guy needs his own youtube channel called Body Language. This stuff is really interesting.
Is it though? 😬
@@mykoo_ I thought so.
@@MusicNickElliott well i mean, its kinda interesting enough for me to watch so idk.
I agree
@@mykoo_ Yeah you and 28 million other people, so I suppose it is fairly interesting
Him: starts talking about how many times people blink per minute
Me: starts blinking uncontrollably
Bruh I started to do that
can relate, i guess i blink around 20 times lol
For some reason I wouldn’t let myself blink, and started counting his blinks? WT
@@Joy-ne8sj Yes. then he blinked about 15 times in 20 seconds.
Just like how he approached those two having a conversation and started talking about space, they started overthinking about it.
Like suddenly you start thinking "Well how fast am I supposed to blink?!" :P
Gah, Imagine being his children.
"Where are you going son?"
"No where." …
"Why don't you sit down."
"Okay, at Sam's"
"What did you do..."
“I didn’t do anyth-“
“Who did you kill..”
“NO ONE DAD”
“Why don’t you explain the dead body in our backyard”
“That’s not a dead body it’s Samantha, she’s sleeping”
Eartha _ “she was tired she was sleeping”
“So what is a girl doing at the house?”
My mom said that one way to read body language is to notice how someone acts when they are comfortable. If something suddenly changes, like someone who move around a lot suddenly sits still, then that means something is wrong e.g. they're uncomfortable about that topic or lying.
"Forehead can reveal the amount of stress we had during the life"
Oh boi, poor Gordon Ramsay
bald people: ....
More like poor Emeperor Palpatine
Poor Dr. Phil
Hahahah
emily brooke They’re talking about the crease lines that form over the years. Gordon has several deep ones.
RUclips are you satisfied, I'm Sherlock Holmes now.
Lone Cyborg 295 likes no comments underrated comment because it’s true 👏🏼👏🏼😂
Yow Alita :D
LMAO! This is gold! 😂😂😂😂😂
The Robert Downey Jr. or the Benedict Cumberbatch one?
i dont know that sherlock is a cyborg
People: Don't judge people.
This guy: This is art.
Oh my god, this is going to help me understand so much during conversations
No one:
Criminals that stumble upon this video: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN.
Bolt 😂👍🏻
Charles the French?
why do people keep exposing us?
Charles the French
@@hareemaziz8246 lmao i think
*gets hair in eye and blinks rapidly*
FBI agent: TAKE HIM DOWN
basically any police officer in america.
@@thecook6635 boooo 👎
@@thecook6635 not really but ok
@@thecook6635 Thanks for bringing politics into this, political discourse on an unrelated, harmless joke is very necessary. /s
ha. good point. the only difference is politics arent facts. it just goes to show how many people have actually dealt with police in real life.
I think people cross their arms more in public because they don't know what to do with their hands when being spoken to and don't want to be misconstrued as being bored or not paying attention.
It does play a part in comfort, some people are conscientious about moving their arms too much or fiddling with their fingers so they comfort themselves and try to present a calm demeanor by crossing arms.
i do that
I agree
@P X lmao
Facts sometimes people don't want their hands to be just hanging so they just cross it I agreee
I love how you keep things relevant and interesting.
“Being a spy is nothing like the movies” * insert story about flowers that almost perfectly parallels Inglorious Bastards *
But that movie is made with such ingenuity.
The disguise expert also talked about Inglorious Bastards
@@WukongTheMonkeyKing Coincidence? I THINK NOT.
👌
American spies in WWII were caught in similar fashion because in Europe they don’t switch their fork and knife after cutting meat. It’s the little cultural things that make you stick out like a sore thumb sometimes.
Me: **breathes**
FBI: she’s guilty .
a girl on internet?? time to creep
DUMB SPONGE stop
😂
Lol🤣🤣🤣
DUMB SPONGE lol ☠️
Y’all couldn’t give the man a more comfortable chair smh
Agree 😊.
seriously. the suit says "burgundy leather armchair" but the chair says "handcuffed crackhead in the drunktank"
they wanted to see his non-verbal reactions on an uncomfortable chair.
Could not agree more. The directors probably did it for the aesthetics of the theme but man, he deserves some cushion.
@@GRIFTYRODRIGUEZ Thank you for that comment, it made my day...so true!
Dude I love this behaviour psychology stuff it’s so interesting!
If someone's eyes are closed and aren't talking to you, they are sleeping
If someone's eyes are open and aren't talking to you, they probably are dead
@@wolfsyncc if you can't hear the heartbeat then yes
✨The more you know✨
Or dead
Thinks the simpleton yellowsnowman.
criminals watching this: write that down, write that down!
😂
Crab demon
THAT
did I get it right
@@agentmoron747 aaaw hun was I stupid enough for u
Thanx for the explanation
It was really handy
@@agentmoron747 thanx for ...... everything
People can't really control it..
Person : casually walking
FBI agent : *Hes carrying a nuclear bomb and knows einstein last words*
Get him boys
Wait what ho-
Who does?
Hands up! *Blows up*
@@datsovietnibbaasscomrade1254 the man who is casually walking, of course.
@@azaka3720 ohhh yes him yeah yeah its definitely him totally mhm get him mr. Fbi man yeah whoooo
Self soothing: sitting on a chair with your right leg tucked under it pushing the tip of the shoe into the floor. Enjoys the pointed feeling of resistance.
if I see this guy im public please don’t arrest me, im just socially awkward and anxious I swear I’m not a criminal
🤔
same 500/10
Me too
Lmao same
He won’t it says he’s a former FBI agent so he won’t be arresting anyone
As Eastern European, I got chills at the flower part. It is absolutely true & I never thought about it
I dont know, I hold flowers that way to but I am definitely not eastern European. I guess its an indicator but not a 100% accurate one. The fact that he confessed thereafter is a far more serious indicator.....
I'm canadian but my polish mother is a gardener and told me to always carry them that way to not break the stems
i’m more shocked Americans carry all the flowers that way 😂
Hey just don’t try to be a spijon and you won’t have to have the chills
I didn't know people here in Europe only hold flowers like that
His daughter: "I was only studying."
This guy: "The out-of-place hair on your head tells a different story."
Underrated comment
🤣🤣
😲
Sherlock Homie*
hahaha
so full of BS guy, omg
Imagine having him as your father and you're trying to sneak out xD
Imagine you snuck out the night before and now you are at the breakfast table.
I can't cuz im dummy thicc
I’d excel
😂
-Did you do drugs?
-Yes, weed father
-I know you're lying, good boy
-Ahahaha you got me... *push away cocaine*
Me: *yawns*
FBI Agent: “so you thought you’d get away with it huh?”
i just jawned by reading this comment
@@yatosan9217 i just yawned by reading your comment to his comment
@@yatosan9217 Juaned.
Lmao
@@yatosan9217 Hahaha I yawned by reading your comment. Hey, at least that means we are not psychopaths.
Plot twist, his body language tells me the chair was too short and uncomfortable for him.
😂😂😂😅
Tangina hahahahha
Good observation
Lmaoo
marvar gare 😂
0:00: 🕵♂ Nonverbal communication is key in detecting deception and understanding people's thoughts.
4:41: 👥 The importance of nonverbal communication in assessing individuals and their behavior.
9:26: 🃏 The video discusses the importance of observing body language in poker games.
14:08: 💬 Nonverbal communication is crucial in our communication with others.
Recap by Tammy AI
Asthma patient: *heavy inhale through nose*
FBI: where are the drugs
Me 😂
with that inhale, probably in the nose.
Oml😂😂😂😂
Asthma Patient: Struggling to breath
FBI: Team tackle him & suffocates him further. STOP RESISTING!!
@@covertwasp5238 lmao
I swear every former FBI agent looks like him
They are cloned
How to an FBI agent in 3 simples steps:
1- be a man
2- have grey hair
3- Congrats you've just been recruited by the FBI.
The Racing Line I can’t really see the car in your profile pic. Is it a lotus 49? It’s kinda hard to tell because I’m on mobile
Agent Coulson
IKR
Daughter: He’s just a friend.
Him: the shake of your left toe says otherwise
Omg 😭😭
💀💀💀
I love how you wrote left toe as though he only has two toes 😂
"Right-o, right-o... ." "Why do keep saying 'Right-o', Ramjet." "Because you're standing on my right toe!": Roger Ramjet hilarious cartoon series. (Look it up)
@@tomryan914 with jokes like that, no wonder nobody has ever heard of it. Painfully unfunny
This man should be teaching Professors of Psychology, he is so good.
An important caveat is that when interviewing anyone, you need to establish a “baseline” for their individual body language. Maybe they are naturally more nervous or nervous because of the situation. So you first ask questions you already know answers to to see how they react. Watch how they move when they tell the truth. Figure out their “normal”. Then, you can ask calculated questions and see if there is deviation. You are looking for *clusters* of indicators - not isolated indicators.
Stop watching T.V.
@Smellegance Exactly. A good investigator/interrogator would take this into account. Untrained people who have watched a few videos on body language use a superficial or pseudoscientific approach and jump to conclusions - “your standing like this so you must be lying!”.
@James surprisal...can u suggest so good book for layman person to understand non verbal communication..
exactly. Specifically for interogation techniques, they leave the suspect alone for quite some time, just to analyse what the suspect does when alone (baseline) and when confronted.
@Smellegance I was thinking about my ADHD and how that would make me look nervous/defensive and all I could think about was how funny it would be lol
Alternative title: Former FBI agent teaches us how to play poker
Shrek Murderer lmaooo
His body language says "I am selling a book. Buy it. This is an ad" ..His body language says "I am selling a book. Buy it. This is an ad"hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh............
@@hmedchabour4343 Your body language says that you are crying for attention and why do I see you everywhere here?
Or : former FBI guy teachers us how to pretend to be a spy
@@hmedchabour4343
Why do you keep copying previous comments?
Can we make this a series I love learning abt body language/behaviors
If you loo it up on you tube. Their are probably tutorials.
Alex Smith He wants a professional analyst......
The agent in the video, Joe Navarro, has actually published a book about it. It's called "What Every Body is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People"
Well,
There is a series called "Lie to Me" that used to be on Netflix. Atleast in my country. But I'm not too sure if it's 100% scientifically accurate... It is a show for entertainment after all but I believe there are at least a few things that are true in there. Anyway, I loved the series. Was really interesting and entertaining. Didn't like the ending though...
Short summary: It's basically about a "private investigator" of sorts, who specialized in reading "micro expressions" and body language and detects lies, deception and all sorts of emotions with his techniques. May be something for you! :)
Ragesquid The show “lie to me” is actually based on Paul Ekman’s research on body language (he’s a psychology professor at USC). Highly recommend checking out his books if you’re interested in that subject.
I've learned by observing my mom throughout the years that she's angry or upset or unsatisfied when she compresses her lips. Really helpful for me to be cautious and know what I did or say wrong😅
>"you blink 8 times a minute..."
>suddenly get the urge to blink a lot
Anon Ymous SAME
It's most likely just because you were reminded of blinking and now you are thinking about it and it feels like you are doing it more when really you aren't
Tom Macarol that or his subconscious wanted to prove him wrong.
Blinking is healthy. It prevents dry eyes.
Emirhan Ulken good to know
FBI Agent: Handshaking is both necessary and essential in most cultures.
Coronavirus: I’m about to end this guys whole career
lolololol
Coronovirus: let me introduce myself
This virus is certainly "equal opportunity".
Yeah I'm not shaking hands anymore. Think of all the microorganisms, and you don't know if the individual had washed their hands.ewww
Haha
Guy: Sneezes in Russian
FBI: Write that down, write that down.
Ah, ahhhhh, AHHHHHHH... BLYAT!!
excuse me comrade
🤣🤣🤣
Him: "People blink 8 times a minute"
Him again: *blinks much more than 8 times in a single minute*
Me: I USED YOUR OWN SPELLS AGAINST YOU
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
I've read Joe Navarro's book.... and my life was never the same. Path to loneliness as everyone LIES, and when you find it out all by yourself is pretty sad. Very accurate.
Couldn't they get this guy a more comfy chair? He looks quite uncomfortable
he’s an fbi agent and he’s spewing out stuff that other countries can learn about the secret service it makes sense why he’s sitting so uncomfortably. he’s holding back information
It seems odd that he’s constantly on the toe of his shoe and then shaking that foot.
He's lying
He's a typical democratic anthrophobe. That explains why he filmed the video lmao
You guys made me choke on my cake lol 😂😂😂😂
The flower segment was so badass. He had to feel good about catching that guy after an observation like that
It's complete BS. I've literally never seen anyone here carry flowers upside down.
@@zhorozhekov7569 that's the point lol an European has confirmed it a few comments below
@@davidflinch4139 Bro I'm a European and I have never seen anyone carry flowers like that here.
He did say Eastern European
@@awaugh17
And where more than likely in Europe do you think you will find someone named Zhoro Zhekov?
Eastern Europe perhaps.
When your doing a test and you make eye contact with the teacher, you don’t want to sound suspicious but even acting like you aren’t suspicious is very suspiciously suspicious
That's what happens when I walk past workers in the store trying not to look like I just stole something while making myself look like I definitely stole something when I haven't lol
@@guru230 that's what someone who just stole something for a store would say
You made me laugh😂😂
yeah especially when I’m cheating and try not to look suspicious thinking “man I bet I’m really suspicious now... hurry look out the window and pretend to look for the answers in the sky”
Lmfao 😂
As an autistic person (with ADHD as well), I wonder what would happen if he tried interpreting my movements because I do a lot of random nonverbal movements and don't do a lot of "those nonverbals that neurotypical people just do instinctively when talking to someone." whereas I don't even know they exist.
yup me too! i pop my body a lot when im talking
the movements might be related to comfort like he explains in poker
Considering he said he's basically looking for sudden changes and for deliberate attempts to keep body language under wraps... You'd most likely be pretty safe.
Lol. He said natural blink rate is 8 times a minute and then proceeds to blink 9 times in the following ten seconds. I’d say he’s keeping trade secrets
I think he meant naturally. Like, if your relaxing or just waking around, I think the blinking rate works. But he was in an interview and he was talking about blinking so I think ah instinct is to blink
The same with fulling back legs and crossing them when treatend, in the next frame is is exactly like that😂
@@squirm8272 but my ex was a heavy blinker... He would like blink regular and then fast and hard a few times but he was a messed up lying cheating jerk so he was just always hiding something. Lol... What if they are always on alert with something to hide, do they have a relaxed difference or that is them relaxed?
😂
You counted it???
What comes to mind is all those times in school where the teacher yells at you for having attitude for crossing your arms. It was a self hug this whole time.
Wtf that's mean of them
Happened to me way too often lol. There are too many people who think what they assume is automatically correct :/
This hit me hard... That's so true.. 🥺
When I was in grade school and everytime our principal would give a speech as we stand up in flag ceremonies, she woukd always tell us to cross our arms. Lol. She said it was uniform to look at rather than different arm positions
@@lenar6381 i think it "meand" you dont care what the person is saying. At leats thats what i heard at high school so i was so carefull not to cross my arms.
Spy: *holds flowers*
Flowers: *im about to end this whole mans career*
Flowers, revealers of spys since plants
as an Eastern European, I can confirm that this is how we hold flowers
@@Bianca97LP Iar eu o aprob pe Bianca. :) 🌹
I as an American....hold flowers in the middle.. horizontally to the ground. Never held them by the end...
Can I get 500 subs with zero content okay SPY!
The most entertaining video I saw this year is probably this video
People with social anxiety:
Joe: THEY SUS
Right... Lol
Loll
hahahaha😐
Haha😐
Basically me
Me: _moves feet and changes thumb positions_
Dad: “Why is the FBI here?”
The Lone Traveller
MushroomPlacentaNiggaBallsack
The Lone Traveller I was you’re 1000th like🥳🥳🥳
Hahaha 😅
Doing this can also nullify chi energy
Me: breathes normally
Fbi: I see, you inhale oxygen as well
Also FBI : Expecting me to say that?
FBI: Terrorists also breathe...
All the same.
!?
Elle Lawliet // :0
@@sepsa7468 L Lawliet... Kira
this channel would definitely help me to achieve my goal of understanding and read someone easily
How’s it so far?
@@emanm.jameel good
@@emanm.jameel good
Me: _shoves flowers into my mouth_
FBI: _WTF?_
OH NO THATS HOW THEY CARRY FLOWERS IN NOTRH KOREA
@@ЕмилиянИванов-щ9е Don't be silly, In North Korea they hold flowers close to their chest, hands clasped and lying down
Great, we're being invaded by Ork again…
Me: after seeing this video, I'm holding flowers between my legs, breathing through my skin and kiss someone when I'm thinking. Now I'm ready to be a spy.
Wow thats fantastic
Who else started blinking really strangely when he said we blink 8 times a minute
Me
I started blinking weirdly just by reading this comment
xDDDDDDD
Me
I actually started checking his blinking