“Until we can research the rules on this, I’m going to let a die roll decide (high=good for you/low=bad for you)” –this ends rule debates, prevents you from being the bad guy, and buys you some time for research (possibly here on StackExchange). "The ...
Your significant other gets angry at you –you feel curious – you seek to understand Your significant other gets angry at you –you feel disgust– you belittle them Your significant other gets angry at you –you feel frozen – you dissociate Your significant other gets angry at you –you fe...
But he does a Jekyll-Hyde act when the spell is on him ... The thud of the ball on the floor, the slap of hands on leather, the swish of the net are music in his ears ... He is biased, noisy, fidgety, boastful and unreasonable — but we love him for his imperfections ... ...
Here's how you separate the liars from the truth-tellers: Establish the baseline. Liars may look you directly in the eye, and truth-tellers may be fidgety and seem evasive, so don't look for one trait or the other. First, establish the person's behaviors, mood and mannerisms for that...
Unfortunately, if not diagnosed, ADHD can be mistaken as having impulsive behavior, being rowdy, or the inability to focus. ADHD is a medical disorder caused by many different things. The condition renders the person unable to stay focused or concentrate and can be excessively fidgety. This is...
Do you remember things better when you read them or when someone tells you the information?" You can use your own observations, too. For instance, do you notice the person is fidgety and unfocused when sitting and working, but is focused and happier while doing more tactile tasks and using...
If there isn't enough going on, I get a bit fidgety. So, I play with my dice or doodle and look around the room just to give my hands and eyes something to do while I'm listening to the GM. I also have a friend who has ADHD so bad that he doesn't even ...