4. Refusing to Close Proximity in Private Conversations
In confidential discussions, people who are in sync tend to Skull and Bones Items close the space naturally. Those who aren’t may resist physical closeness, even in trusted settings.
Signs:
Leaning away rather than in.
Choosing to speak from across a room or a desk.
Standing just outside the expected social zone of closeness.
Psychological read: This person might be holding back key information, emotionally disengaged, or preparing to disassociate from the group.
5. Obsessive Attention to Territory
Some individuals may become overly territorial, controlling their space aggressively—another form of buffering.
Examples:
Claiming seats or desk spaces with personal items as “do not enter” signs.
Shifting objects to form visual and physical barriers (bags, folders, coffee cups).
Giving sideways looks or Skull and bones items for sale cheap body blocks when someone encroaches.
Interpretation: Their space isn’t just a comfort zone—it’s a signal of control and mistrust of others.
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