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Body Language: In state Of uneasereading body language,state of uneaseHave you ever noticed how some people stand when they're totally alone or in a place where they know absolutely no one? When do people take the defensive form?The defensive posture is one of the most famous positions you will notice around because it is related to disease, discomfort and unfamiliarity with either people or surroundings. The subconscious mind of the person experiencing those feelings believes that folding your arms and legs will defend you from the surroundings. Of course it isn't but that's how the subconscious mind sees it. People may also take the same position when being offended because they try to defend themselves from what they are hearing. People who are shy by nature or who lack self confidence may feel continuously insecure and that's why they may take the defensive posture most of the time. You can easily spot a stranger in a group just by taking a look at how he is standing in the crowd. Usually, strangers take the defensive posture while maintaining a bigger private distance than they normally do. Don't rely on the defensive posture alone; make sure both clues exist.
As you've just seen, very slight changes to your body language can have a big effect on your relationships with people. In my book, How to make someone fall in love with you, I described how slight changes, such as keeping your back straight, can increase the chances of having people fall in love with you. The more confident you appear, the more attractive you will become, and nothing can make you appear confident more than a straight back. Want to know more? Yes, what is the subconscious mind? I have self confidence problems, what do I do? I am very shy, is there a solution? Tell me about private distance? No, take me back to the 'body language' learning page How to make someone fall in love with me? (book)How to get over anyone in few days? (book) How to become rich while working from home (book) Click here to see all 2knowmyself's books ![]() ![]() |
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