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at the light switch.
This.
At this moment, I am looking at a retarded post.your face to be. Then turn on the light. Where are you looking?
At this moment, I am looking at a retarded post.
How is it retarded? The question came to me doing exactly as described, where I discovered that I actually "miss" my face initially, looking below and to the left of its reflection. I am proposing a theory that people with low self-esteem and plenty of self-hate do such naturally, underestimating their own worth, stature being a defining element of male importance. On the other hand, what if looking up expecting a higher reflected face means that one is used to looking up at others, therefore being a symptom of systemic stance of submission? I need data to develop this hypothesis.
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How is it retarded? The question came to me doing exactly as described, where I discovered that I actually "miss" my face initially, looking below and to the left of its reflection. I am proposing a theory that people with low self-esteem and plenty of self-hate do such naturally, underestimating their own worth, stature being a defining element of male importance. On the other hand, what if looking up expecting a higher reflected face means that one is used to looking up at others, therefore being a symptom of systemic stance of submission? I need data to develop this hypothesis.
How is it retarded? The question came to me doing exactly as described, where I discovered that I actually "miss" my face initially, looking below and to the left of its reflection. I am proposing a theory that people with low self-esteem and plenty of self-hate do such naturally, underestimating their own worth, stature being a defining element of male importance. On the other hand, what if looking up expecting a higher reflected face means that one is used to looking up at others, therefore being a symptom of systemic stance of submission? I need data to develop this hypothesis.
