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Are you good at "reading" other people's moods? I probably learned to do this as a kid because my Dad could be a rageaholic at times...I learned to "read" my Dad's moods so I would know in advance when to "run for cover" or when I might need to defend myself etc...Are you good at picking-up on other people's moods? Have you been this way all your life?
Yes. It's why I am good at doing little impressions of people and they way they talk.
My son is a good mimic too...He gets out a lot of his feelings and frustrations through his "impressions" and "comedy skits." Did you start doing "impressions" as a child?
My son is a good mimic too...He gets out a lot of his feelings and frustrations through his "impressions" and "comedy skits." Did you start doing "impressions" as a child?
In junior high, when I figured out how to stand up to the leader of my group of friends, who liked to tease me. Comedy is borne of pain.
Yes I'm good at picking up on peoples moods, no matter how subtle they think they are being. I've been that way since I was a kid.
i'm the same way as far as reading people goes. i also think i'm good at hiding my feelings. most people can't tell when something is bothering me unless i want them to. i think a lot of people would rather mope or something than come right out and tell you they are upset. just about everyone i know wears their feelings on their sleeves and as soon as i see them i can tell something is wrong.
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