Last Updated on May 10, 2020
If you’re dancing in the club and having loads of fun with your friends, and you randomly smile, that’s not going to tell you anything, you were already happy, so you interpret that smile as a happy smile that is related to what’s going on at the club.
However, if you’re feeling super happy, and suddenly a feeling of numbness or a wave of depression hits you out of nowhere, then it will make you think about it.
Why this sudden mood change?
If it’s about the other person, you’ll immediately connect it to them. It can also be a warning for you to call your mom because you forgot to. Our brains send us signals through emotional changes, and it’s up to us to dig into our minds and connect it to something or someone.
4. Your mind seems to be tense
Did you know that certain physical symptoms that appear out of nowhere, such as having hiccups or choking on something, can mean someone is probably bad-mouthing you?
It doesn’t happen often, but when it does, we always think to ourselves: “why me? why now?”.
Nobody enjoys choking while drinking water, after all, you’ve been drinking water your entire life, what happened today? Did you glitch and forgot how to swallow properly? The questions are endless, but the answer might be too simple and not very pleasant.
When someone is talking about you in a bad way, it’s like your mind creates tension. Somehow, it feels you’re being mentioned, and it tries to warn you in a very unpleasant way.
The same goes for hiccups. They are uncomfortable and seem never to go away once they start. Do you know what provokes the same feeling? Drama.
Someone is either complaining or lying about you for no reason at all. Super annoying, just like hiccups.
Even though none of these are scientifically proven, they are physical symptoms someone is thinking about you, and unfortunately, not in a good way, so analyze the signs and figure out who is trying to put you down before they succeed.
