[ SECRET POST #2674 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2674 ⌋

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Comments

[dinogrrl]

Same. I'm rather introverted. I don't wear my thoughts on my sleeve; my face's default setting is 'neutral' (which most people seem to mistake for sad, bored, or mad), and I don't visibly/verbally react to things I'm watching while I'm watching them. I actually find reactions while watching shows or movies to be distracting to my enjoyment of it, so I prefer watching them alone. Or with people I know don't tend to get dramatic while watching :p.

[sarillia]

I seem to have trained myself to look happy after getting tired of people asking me what's wrong because apparently my neutral face also looked sad.

[dinogrrl]

Yeah I can fake it pretty good when talking with clients at work. All my coworkers and friends/family know me well enough to know my neutral face is just that, my neutral face.

[(Anonymous)]

Is that a common "introverted" thing? I'd say I'm pretty introverted myself and I'm constantly afraid my face shows too much.

[dinogrrl]

I wouldn't know if it's common, that's just what I attribute it to in myself.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe, but I'm not introverted and don't usually emote watching things.

[diet_poison]

I was thinking it might be a separate thing - you don't tend to emote much. My close introverted friends emote a ton. Maybe not as much as I do (though I'm not sure?) but I do tend to be kinda over-the-top - I have the opposite problem from OP; I need to rein it in sometimes.