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(37) Those with looks of disgust.

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"I was once made to feel like a piece of rotten cheese directly held under someone's nose"

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(37) Those with looks of disgust.

(37) Those with looks of disgust.

My research began as a young adult, following impressions and observations I had at an English college. From then on, I continued to observe and document detailed cases.

When all the evidence is put together, it creates something I call "a form".

I see it as an interactive platform for observing and documenting individual details, thus constituting a more holistic view. Form and shape are distinct entities.

When conclusive evidence is brought together, interaction created between the different elements allows individual details to manifest with precision.

The origin and development of intentions, the strength and durability of motivations, and the general direction of their pathology are revealed with unprecedented clarity.

I have symbolically placed at the heart of this approach a simple and solid model that has evolved since my earliest observations. It is the foundation stone that has allowed me to develop the platform for managing the bold currents of our psyche.

It all began for me when I visited the English college. I saw a very tall student. She was pretty, but what probably got all the attention was her look of obvious disgust.

You know what I mean?

like when someone looks at you with genuine sincere disdain or nauseating contempt.

If you observe well, you will notice

they have their upper lip raised, and their front teeth visible.

Practice this at home now. Just show your front teeth first (looking at yourself in the mirror helps) lift your nose as best as you can (think of something gross) flare your nostrils! Just like that. You just need to practice everyday. It's that simple to look your worst!

Experts of disdain and disgust express nausea on their faces with the least effort and maximun effect!

These expressions are always directed at other people and what they've touched, the chairs they've sat on, the air in the room they breathed, where they've eaten...

It is so severe some have been know to abandon precious antique furniture, cell phones and some even abandoned their house will all the furniture!

Even the place outside where a disgusting person has been standing might be fenced, covered with concrete or turned in a pond.. It becomes reprehensible.

If it happens to you even once, you'll discover how real it becomes. It is easily not confounded with cynical sneers and sarcastic attitudes.

In "Those with looks of disgust", it is reported that some people might vomit and gag immediately upon meeting or seeing someone they find disgusting enough to react in this way. Even if it's the first time being introduced.

That is reasonable. Why would our physiological functions take back seat for a notion and existence they are not even aware of?

I once was made to feel like this piece of rotten cheese being held directly under someone's nose. It's insulting. I swear I was perfectly clean! Body language is so precise I had no trouble in decoding the details.

On other occasions, I remember once being quickly inspected with a disgusted fascination as if I was, "for goodness sake", the sewage overflowing from a public restroom!

Coming from a primary school teacher, I instantly felt like an sock full of excrements. A perfect shit dumpling! When she looked in my direction, there was no misinterpretation. It was striking how incredibly identical her expression would have been! There was no conceivable difference between me and a sock hanging heavily stuffed all the way with shit, like a perverse Christmas stocking!

I Have collected thousands of testimonies describing unexpected circumstances where individuals declare they suddenly felt they were being watched by someone for no apparent reason, only to become, on the spot, the least desirable, the most undesirable, and most disgusting object.

Some people are remarkably precise in their descriptions of how they felt when a person like that looked at them. Of everything unpleasant, from unwashed genitals to decomposition, the list reveals an incredible of nauseating and disgusting things that exist in the world.

The major turning point of this research is that all this evidence seemingly "against" them, according to our feelings, speaks eloquently in their favor, instead of being unfair, snobbish, and neurotic acts.

It turns out to be medically and psychologically proven that these people are ultra-sensitive; their expressions of disgust are entirely genuine, but not for the reasons one might think.

Their sight and smell are abnormally developed, allowing them to see in detail imperfections on your face, otherwise completely unnoticed by the average eye.

They know if you've been to the bathroom recently, what it smells like even after you've wiped yourself thoroughly, and some can sense your worth.

Generally despised, mocked, and ignored, these people suffer immensely every day as they gaze upon your ugly face (mine too), breathe in your body odor, and make us gag at the drop of a hat. The findings suggest a shift in attitude toward these sinister people. It's not wrong to consider them a true reflection of who you are (and who I am too

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