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Author: Now Im ConfusedNow Im Confused Date: Mar 21, 2007 02:12
I am trying to improve my body language, save my knees and avoid
shaking my leg with nervous energy. So i try to sit with both feet on
the floor but its so damn uncomfortable, and i have no idea why.
Any clue how i might fix this "problem," what I can do to get my fee
to stay on the ground? If I had a hypnotist handy i would be all over
him for this.
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Author: BornnaturalBornnatural Date: Mar 21, 2007 06:42
"Now Im Confused" wrote in message
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> I am trying to improve my body language, save my knees and avoid
> shaking my leg with nervous energy. So i try to sit with both feet on
> the floor but its so damn uncomfortable, and i have no idea why.
>
> Any clue how i might fix this "problem," what I can do to get my fee
> to stay on the ground? If I had a hypnotist handy i would be all over
> him for this.
>
Sounds like you can't relax, if this is the case, try meditation, worked
wonders for me. I'm not talking about setting cross legged and humming to
yourself..:)
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Author: SpeedingSpeeding Date: Mar 21, 2007 07:50
Now Im Confused wrote in news:87ircvyn82.fsf@localhost.localdomain:
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> I am trying to improve my body language, save my knees and avoid
> shaking my leg with nervous energy. So i try to sit with both feet on
> the floor but its so damn uncomfortable, and i have no idea why.
>
> Any clue how i might fix this "problem," what I can do to get my fee
> to stay on the ground? If I had a hypnotist handy i would be all over
> him for this.
Well... try sitting in a chair high enough that your feet won't touch the
floor. Otherwise, I tend to cross my feet only. I put my left ankle on top
of the right. No fidgeting or anything, for me, this way. But, I
understand. I also can't put my feet flat on the ground. Makes me feel like
I'm almost ready to stand up.
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Author: Paul RobinsonPaul Robinson Date: Mar 21, 2007 11:51
Now Im Confused wrote:
> I am trying to improve my body language, save my knees and avoid
> shaking my leg with nervous energy. So i try to sit with both feet on
> the floor but its so damn uncomfortable, and i have no idea why.
>
> Any clue how i might fix this "problem," what I can do to get my fee
> to stay on the ground? If I had a hypnotist handy i would be all over
> him for this.
Hey, I heard there's this guy named Ray Gordon who supposedly is an
expert on this subject, maybe he can help you.
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Author: Richard Steven HackRichard Steven Hack Date: Mar 23, 2007 19:23
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 09:12:26 +0000, Now Im Confused wrote:
> I am trying to improve my body language, save my knees and avoid
> shaking my leg with nervous energy. So i try to sit with both feet on
> the floor but its so damn uncomfortable, and i have no idea why.
>
> Any clue how i might fix this "problem," what I can do to get my fee
> to stay on the ground? If I had a hypnotist handy i would be all over
> him for this.
Well, I read somewhere that in fact there is NO "perfect position" OR
"perfect chair" because the human body is not designed by evolution to be
sitting around much. Other than sitting cross-legged on the floor like a
chimpanzee, humans aren't designed for sitting.
Sitting with both feet on the floor and upper body upright is an "alpha"
posture, so it's recommended when dealing with peers or "superiors"
(scratch that, replace with "seniors") or, of course, "inferiors".
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Author: chocolatepeanutchocolatepeanut Date: Mar 24, 2007 09:45
On Mar 21, 9:12?am, Now Im Confused wrote:
> I am trying to improve my body language, save my knees and avoid
> shaking my leg with nervous energy. So i try to sit with both feet on
> the floor but its so damn uncomfortable, and i have no idea why.
>
> Any clue how i might fix this "problem," what I can do to get my fee
> to stay on the ground? If I had a hypnotist handy i would be all over
> him for this.
If I saw a guy with both feet on the ground whilst still sitting down
I'd think he had something wrong with him..:)
For me the sexiest sitting postion is when he has his legs stretched
right out in front of himself...I suppose he's showing off his manhood
or something, but it looks so confident and sexy...
Peanut
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Author: Now Im ConfusedNow Im Confused Date: Mar 26, 2007 06:21
"biggs" writes:
> I don't know what you're problems are, I often sit with both feets
> on the ground. I think this is a bit of a alpha position. feet flat
> on the ground, laid back. i especialy sit like this if i have to
> amog. people tell me that im looking like im ready to jump off my
> seat and kick the jerk right in his face haha. fortunately, i
> haven't kicked any one in the face because of that!
>
> but i too think its a problem of relaxation. when you're shaking
> your leg nervously, you look uncomfortable, not relaxed. maybe try
> sport where you have to concentrate big time. like snooker or golf
> for example. (golf is a great one, helps me to chill out)
>
I agree that when my leg is shaking it means i have nervous energy,
but it just simply doesn't feel comfortable even if i am relaxed. To
give you an example, try putting placing your palms on your love
handles and hold it for like 2 minutes its the same feeling, your arms
just don't want to be there.
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