Have You Ever Felt an Empathetic Collective Spirit?
Have you ever felt an empathetic collective spirit? This is a psychological state in which when someone else is in an embarrassing situation, you feel similarly embarrassed and unaffected. Mostly because you are an instructor, you watch the words and actions of your seniors in the same seminar. You get nervous when everyone laughs at you. Have you ever been like that? You can't stand watching comedians who are skating. You have to say something funny on TV. Johnny's or something unattractive when they're in a good mood. When a comedian is skating, they're always making some kind of stinky expression. There are people who do poetry, but I feel like it's a temperament, or rather, it feels like it's leaning towards me. This word makes me feel embarrassed, and there are many people who use this word incorrectly, with a smug expression on their faces. It's a physical distance that can be caused by gathering together when watching some great Japanese program. When you see Kikufuma-kun in a swimsuit that comes undone on a TV show, and you see him looking unattractive, you can't help but feel sorry for pranks like that. Depending on the type of prank, there are ones that make the viewers uncomfortable, and some people find them funny, so they're divine. It's a difficult thing to do when an amateur is being interviewed on TV. It's a TikToker, isn't it? It's embarrassing because I feel like I'm the parent of that person, rather than the person who's getting it wrong. When I'm sad when I'm trying to imitate someone and I'm slipping down When I see a college student who's just starting to use a lot of complicated horizontal letters I just learned When I see a child dancing hip-hop I'm shocked When I see a kid doing hip hop I'm surprised When I'm too embarrassed to watch a TV show It's like that. It seems like two women were driving in the middle of the road in the middle of the road, and they took a picture that would probably be posted on Instagram, and the two of them raised their hands and tried to fly even higher. YouTuber When you're having fun, it's common to see voice actors appear on variety shows. Habu-kun in his precious costume shows off his sharp dance. When I see a couple making out more than necessary in front of people, I feel embarrassed. I wonder what I should do when I see this scene that I shouldn't watch. It's okay. I want them to do it to the extent that they don't cause trouble to the people around them. I like pranks, but I can't stand pranks that make the person feel embarrassed or have a hard time. People who talk about their politics. The person who's saying it doesn't even seem embarrassed. Comdot refers to a state where you become embarrassed, wondering if other people will look at you on the same level if you belong to the same group as someone who is doing something strange that is embarrassing. There are a lot of people who can't stand watching the video of Hani dancing and the video of Hani Yueru dancing. I wonder how the movements are different from those of figure skating. It's a mystery to me at work. I have a daughter who is my junior and says, ``It's strong because I've been drinking since I was a student.'' I've been drinking beer since 4th grade, but I also have a history of saying the same thing when I was in elementary school. Every time that kid speaks, I remember that and get embarrassed. Everyone else is doing the Prime Minister Kishida trick and making exaggerated body language to appeal to the other person's attention, so we can't even ask them to hold hands. That's weird. It was amazing to see her dancing, and the embarrassing face had to be edited. It felt creepy. I was also a super flower, and as I watched my middle-aged son yell at an old woman who looked like his mother to hurry up, I said something I couldn't bear to say. I want to do it, but sometimes I feel embarrassed because I keep quiet and don't say anything. Maybe it's necessary for the sake of education, but I wonder if they really care about the children's interests. A YouTuber has a voice actor on a variety show. When Uchiha comes out and skates in a big way, I'm too embarrassed to watch. I'm sure there are some people who are moved by the awareness of their sensibilities and the awareness of observers. I don't point this out every single time in my daily life, but I feel like I empathize with them. I feel that the word sex is very important. Maybe it was because they were in a close position, but it disappeared as I got older. I guess my maturity level is decreasing. The character of Panchu Sagi is cute, but I sympathize with her. I sometimes wonder if it's okay for adults to like cute characters that kids would like, but I wish I could buy them as an adult because I couldn't buy them when I was a child. There's also the psychology of saying, "I'm a musician who quit college with my brother after 6 months, but still can't get rid of my penchant for writing essays." I'm a musician who studied at art college for 6 months and then wrote a paper, which is embarrassing. Observers are well-known to be the ones who feel embarrassed when they watch YouTubers skating hard. It's more embarrassing to watch YouTubers who don't care about them than to watch them. It's impossible for amateurs to sing on a TV show, no matter how good they are. It's embarrassing to see a wife in a bad mood and her husband watching over her, crying with no make-up on, or fooling around in a shopping mall. Sometimes I wonder what two adults are doing together, but even in real life, if I were you, I'd be all over it. I'm embarrassed to say that, but the people who say "why" in YouTube stories are already posting selfies with smug faces and smug faces, even though the character of a model/ actress is cheap. Sometimes I see selfies on Instagram that make me feel like I'm not looking good no matter how dressed up I am, and when I see people around my age posing with their legs resting or their heads tilted, I get a sense of desperation and feel embarrassed. Naru I tried singing a YouTuber's audition program It's not Instagram that makes you feel that way, but it's a fashion mail order shop clerk's posted model When you look down diagonally with eyes widened, sometimes the store clerk chooses the person who doesn't suit you, right? I'm surprised that you're posting in such clothes. I'm sorry to the fans. I can't watch Leaders of the New School. Especially the one in the middle. I can't watch Hamamaru Kyoko. I really can't watch Navit. Someone who likes Friday's Otaku Couple explains what he said with a smug look on his face. I like to be embarrassed when I'm embarrassed to say something on the radio or on TV, and if I hear something like God or misread something, I'll change it, and I'll be in suspense. I'll be worried if it's okay. I'd be fine if it was just one word, ``Natural.'' Koizumi Shinjiro Hanyu Yimeru's BTS dance At the draft the other day, Director Tatsunami thought there was an interview, so I waited for a long time with a man and a woman, and he asked me to step back. He's been made into a joke and laughed at, but this is a comedian who can't be seen even though he's a stranger. That's fine, but I really really can't bear to see a serious-looking actor being forced to imitate someone. There's no need to have an actor do the impersonation. Variety shows can really change an actor's image, both for the better and for the worse. But I didn't get to see Michiko Kichise in the muddy water. That's God's meeting. It seems like Michiko Kichise was scolded by the company she appeared in because of the story about Matsumoto's sake being served as a snack, but personally, I think her likability has increased a lot. Everyone. I want to see this when I see a silly character entertainer acting stupid and purposely wearing the wrong clothes for multiplication, or when I see an irresistible dancer doing a sharp dance with a smug look on his face as if he's cool. The reason why I was so embarrassed was that I happened to see this song a long time ago, and someone from my daughter's senior year won the song, and she said she could imitate the director, and the two of us imitated the director and the interpreter, and it was really painful. I don't know if I remember that, but if I see someone at the dojo who's successful, I'll get nervous. There's still a chance I'll fail, but the way Hama-chan's host sings that it's okay has been decided from the beginning. There's something about saying "Yes, I'm going" and singing it and getting everyone excited. Saori Yoshida still has a tingling feeling. The gap between her and when she was wrestling must be huge. I think this is common to many female athletes. That's true. I rarely watch the tension of older brothers and sisters in children's programs, but I also don't like exaggerated acting in plays. There are already a lot of misunderstandings, so I'll leave it at that. It's embarrassing for the people who are empathetic. When someone is doing something and watching it, they also feel like they are writing shame and find themselves in a situation where they are not hurt. The person who observes the phenomenon of feeling embarrassed as if it were his/her own fault will never experience a situation in which the person in question feels sorry for the person who is making them feel embarrassed. I don't like the bold commercials that make you feel like it's not even that bad if you're a full-on narcissist. I thought it was embarrassing because the people around me treated Kimura more like Kimura than Kimta from Kikufuma. It's amazing how the talent and the celebrities around them are watching flash mobs of songs that sound like A's second-year middle schoolers. I can't stand it when young actors and idols are forced to play weird characters on variety shows, and when I feel like I'm about to slip, I change the channel. It's like Chocopla. It's easy to watch comedians who are calm or even happy, but when I listen to the way A-san sings, I get the feeling that she's trying her hardest to force herself, and I feel embarrassed by A-san's tone. There are a certain number of people who don't like it, but the fact that it's so popular means that there are a lot of people who sympathize with it in a sense. My son is like that, and the characters in the anime do all sorts of things and say and do the wrong thing with a smug look on their faces. I'm looking forward to seeing someone who doesn't laugh at rugby as a guest at M1 a few years ago. When I was asked who I was, I answered ``Gorgeous'' and slipped up. Every year, I think back on it and get embarrassed. It's not like I was trying to catch on, as some of my ex-colleagues were, but I was really serious. I remembered myself as a student and told myself to stop. Thanks to Marumaru-san, I was able to take a step forward. I'm glad that I was with Marumaru-san. If I were a man, I'd want her to be my wife. Everyone is saying such nice things, but stop it. I'm going to do some shopping today. When I went there, I saw an elementary school girl dancing by herself in front of a building with her smartphone in hand and her hand wriggling around. To be honest, I thought it was embarrassing to watch, so I thought it would be better to stop. The student council told me that there was a school festival going on. When people open and close, it's like a play. It's like going back to the old school. I think the people who are fulfilling their roles are admirable, and I respect them, and they are the ones who lead society. I know this, but I'm more embarrassed to take a dance video that I'll upload to TikTok than an Instagram that I don't have, and I feel even more embarrassed as a photographer than when I'm filming in a place with a lot of people around me, or when I'm watching from a screen. It's a lot different when you see it in person, so it's even more so. The other day I knocked out a selfie for marriage registration. It came up as a recommendation, but I thought
