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12 March 2026

  • curprev 23:1523:15, 12 March 2026 Elias71352 talk contribs 6,241 bytes +6,241 Created page with "Cat Tail Motion That Means <br>This stance conveys confidence and authority however can typically come throughout as aggressive. Raising eyebrows can indicate surprise, curiosity, or skepticism, depending on the context. Leaning toward a person while talking reveals interest and attentiveness, while leaning away could indicate discomfort or disengagement. Often interpreted as defensive or closed-off, crossing arms can sign discomfort, disagreement, or self-protection.<br..."
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