New practise method

I found Bruno Holmes training program on tumblr so I thought I should try this too. It's basically looking at people and observing through a few weeks and writing your observations down, so I did. All day I`ve been writing observations down on these papers:

(also if I`m doing the method wrong just tell me in the comments)

Here are my obervations:

Girl next to me got slimmer
She got a new backpack
Her friend is wearing lighter colored clothes while she is wearing black hoodie and trousers.
Got her pretty long nails cut like her friend
Shes trying to impress someone
Shes usually pretty messy but now she`s more organized

I actually suspected a crush for her friend that was sitting next to her but there wasn`t any nonverbal mirroring or anything that would sign affection so I crossed that out.

My friend`s shirt had creases, but it wasn`t folded
Not sure about this one, but less feminine women have flared trousers
Slim people are wearing hoodies
One classmate of mine has this compulive need to be loud and popular
People with social anxiety or shyness may relieve stress with nonverbal pacifiers
Girls (12-19) with friend have these sentimental looking armbands usually given as a gift (looking at this you can determine the size of the friendgroup)
Why do fat b*tches have the WORST attitude
Friend had sweaty hands
Shy people put their hands to their torso (nonverbal cue(they are protecting their vital organs by instinct))

I have deduced a crush in the past on body language. Dilated pupils etc.

I`m also going to do a video essay on my youtube channel but I`m not sure.

There is one weird thing that I think is for my best.

My friends have no clue I`m blogging or deducing wich gives me a bit of a headstart so they don`t try to hide anything from me. Also they think I`m stoopid so I kind of have this advantage in different situations where I flex my intelligence.

I noticed and deduced a lot of thing and people troughout the day, so I think I did a great job compared to my skill level.

happy deducing!

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