I constantly get comments about how fast I walk. Like, it’s not a run or a sprint—I walk kind of funny but other than that it’s a normal walking gait, just sped up. I walk so fast that when I have it in me, I can keep pace with my friends when they’re on their bikes.
I also like listening to metal or hard rock while I’m walking, and matching my pace to the drum beat or something. It makes me feel awesome.
I always see this, someone people’s feet fall like half way past their planted foot, you can do so much more with a stride, why are you being a penguin?
I’ve tried to match the same footfall (timing my right to their right, my left to their left) of people walking ahead of me and it’s like they’re walking with a rubber band tied around their ankles I don’t get it. I’m not even talking about people going for a casual stroll, I mean people going hell for leather trying on a morning commute. I want to open their world what if people could use 100% of their leg
I’m a cook and am hyper aware of other people around me cause a lot of the time not doing so could get you stabbed or burned by accident, you announce that you’re moving, do so with purpose, call before going around a corner, say you’re behind someone before passing behind them etc. Cause of this, I am VERY judgemental of how bad people are at navigating the world and how little awareness they have of what’s going on around them. I’m also usually watching for opportunities to pass, so I’m watching them feet like I’m Quentin Tarantino and you could put these people in shackles and they wouldn’t even notice.
I’m also usually watching for opportunities to pass, so I’m watching them feet like I’m Quentin Tarantino
Lmaoooo. That does make me wonder if spatial awareness is just one of those things that people assume is ‘innate’ or ‘common sense’ but actually has to be taught/nurtured. I’m super fucking clumsy cos my arms are lankly kong long, but I do dance and having to be not only conscious of myself and others but kinda like you say, im guessing the need to the speed/synch with others has spilled over into other parts of my life.