Words, phrases or gestures that have multiple meanings
Wednesday, October 9, 2013 at 1:45PM |
robin ellen lucas |

you twirl your hair?
Does twirling your hair really mean you are nervous? Does [...] really mean something obvious? What about the source behind being late, or a silent response to a question?
Each unique, each powerful in its own way. Not to be assumed.
Although a masculine business model will postulate that twirling hair equates to inequality with the rest of them, to me the gesture means deep thought, creatively-driven moments, uncaptured any other way except through the spinning touch of fingers against hair. A sort of brain massage releases the free-floating idea submersed in chaos to come alive. Calm and clear.
assumptions,
gestures,
humor,
silence,
thoughts | in
content strategy,
freelance journalism,
investigative reporting |
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