Oh, I get that, I just think it's unfair for people to assume that a face always accurately conveys emotion that should probably be explained in text. It's not all on you.
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Replying to @TishToshTesh
Ok this face could be fear, anger, this person could be about to Cry Assault me Demand food Tell a joke
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Replying to @thegoldqueen
Thing is, I agree, even from a "normie" standpoint. It's vague, and lacking context and explanation, it's poor communication *on their part*, not just something in the interpretation.
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Replying to @TishToshTesh
I think you could guess. I think you could look at that person irl and not duck from a fist
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Replying to @thegoldqueen
Is that just a problem with photos, though? In person, there are other cues, but certainly sometimes people don't match their faces to their communication.
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Replying to @TishToshTesh
I don't know I never see. I never know. So I do stupid things like try and offer a hug to a person throwing a tantrum. Or run away from a tender face.
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Replying to @thegoldqueen @TishToshTesh
But it's not stupid because I'm not stupid. I'm just face blind
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Replying to @thegoldqueen
Oh, agreed, it's not a matter of mental acuity, it's just a quirk you're stuck with. :(
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Replying to @thegoldqueen
That's understandable. Some things just can't be experienced easily second-hand. Kudos to you for the efforts. It should help others somewhere.
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It's called masking. It means using intelligence to systemise what to do, when, and it is hard Google autism masking female
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