Some Body Language to Watch Out For!

Some Body Language to Watch Out For! – (1783)

Seems to Never Fail

If you see a man or men in a heated debate or argument and they take off their jackets or shirts then run, they are going to push and shove, and most likely punches are going to fly!

In the scenario above the blonde guy without his shirt ended up taking down the other three, except
the other guy without a shirt who was on his team. Obviously the shirtless guys were the ones who got riled up.

Watch Out - Clear Sign

This is one clear sign of impending aggression, which seems never to fail. As soon as a man takes off his jacket, he does that instinctively because he wants to fight and his intention is to act on that impulse!

Another sign of impending aggression is the flaring of the nostrils, heavy breathing and a very focused gaze.

Very curious things right! Such is the instinct centre. Where do such instincts come from? From our animal heritage?

Remedy!

This aggression can be stopped or diverted if one acts quickly. Simply putting the person’s jacket back on helps miraculously as well as taking a soft tone. Just as if you were like his mother. In these moments it is all instinct and one must appeal to the instincts.

End (1783).

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