Adrenochrome Dreams
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@On a Journey im a sperg too and very grateful for this off-topic conversation, and for the very informative answers especially @brooky
I have many similar experiences and questions. Since learning about eye contact and the fact normal people can see emotions in eyes I have been desperate to find out more about it and frustrated by how much information I miss.
It also makes me vulnerable as I cannot see predators, I never get chills or whatever. And I’ve seen a serial killer in person.
I study true crime constantly to see if I can draw similarities in their faces. I can’t see it like my long suffering family (forced to watch along with me) can. The only thing I noticed is that murderers tend to have heavy upper eyelids.
I have many similar experiences and questions. Since learning about eye contact and the fact normal people can see emotions in eyes I have been desperate to find out more about it and frustrated by how much information I miss.
It also makes me vulnerable as I cannot see predators, I never get chills or whatever. And I’ve seen a serial killer in person.
I study true crime constantly to see if I can draw similarities in their faces. I can’t see it like my long suffering family (forced to watch along with me) can. The only thing I noticed is that murderers tend to have heavy upper eyelids.
Yes, but it's not exactly in the eyes, as much as in the muscles around the eyes. I too struggle with this, but this quiz really helped figure out the concept.
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This guy is suspicious
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This one is panicking
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This one is worried
To me, top guy is squinting in the sun.
Middle guy is pulling a WTF face.
Bottom is tired and slightly sad.
How does anyone ever know whose interpretation is correct?
Sorry for continuing the sperging.
Back to Kelly, I really wish I could see the flatness of a narcissists eyes @MerriedxReldnahc Is it different to psychopath blank eyes?
I don’t think Kelly wholly lacks empathy or morals, I think they are twisted/stunted by her self centeredness, rather than simply absent. She does care, in her own inadequate way. So she is different from someone with anti-social personality disorder (sociopathic/psychopathic).
Another thing to bear in mind is that narcissists need way above-average social skills to hide their awfulness, so they may perceive their own ordinary social-communication abilities as lacking just because they can’t successfully manipulate or charm people all the time.
Autism is a very attractive diagnosis/identity for the narc because there’s a lot of egotistic “superpower” propaganda they can latch onto, plus it gives a socially acceptable explanation for their awfulness.
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