GCanuck,

Bit embarrassed to admit this, but I used to seriously believe I had the ability to read woman’s minds.

I used to walk into a party/bar and instantly know if I was going to have sex with a particular woman. This was virtually infallible. (Disclaimer: This didn’t happen every time I went to a party, nor did I necessarily choose the woman, but every time I felt that feeling I was right.)

Turns out many years later I realized I just had a good understanding of woman’s body language. And could tell when a woman found me attractive enough, and was horny enough, to let me pick her up.

FTR I do feel foolish for ever thinking I had some supernatural ability with women, but I was somewhat attractive and charming, so that went to my head.

MrSpaceMan1,

To most of the men this is a super power so don’t sell yourself short

Tolookah,

I know when a timer or alarm I set is about to go off. This sometimes works for timers I thought I set, so it’s kind of useful.

For alarms, It means I wake up a minute before the alarm

MajorMajormajormajor,

I can cook minute rice in 55 seconds.

naterbugg,

Being able to lose anything I put my hands on. Not a good power, but it’s all I got.

CaspianXI,
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With great power comes great responsibility

TeaHands,
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Creepily excellent memory…although only for things that are pointless or people would really rather I didn’t remember.

Boiglenoight,

Being unphased by traumatic situations. At least right away. If a loved one dies or there’s a terrorist attack, I feel nothing until usually months go by. It then hits me randomly and I get as upset as you’d expect one to at the beginning.

Letstakealook,

I have a similar reaction to things. Unfortunately, it often causes people to look at me to figure shit out in the moment. Just because I’m not freaking out doesn’t mean I know a damn thing about the correct course of action right now.

Boiglenoight,

I get a different reaction. People see me as disturbed or heartless, I get “What is wrong with you” and “Don’t you feel anything right now?” One time I responded with honesty. Bad call brother. I try to look upset, but it probably resembles the same level of concern one might show when trying to determine the perpetrator of an especially offensive fart.

Letstakealook,

That’s rough, though imagining your description is quite funny.

cityslicker343,
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Welcome to the heartless club!

MementoMori,

This is a totally normal response. Check out the book The Other Side of Sadness by George Bonanno if you want to learn more!

yads,

I have an uncanny ability to figure out the optimal size container to use to store leftovers. Kneel before my power!

AverageCakeSlice,

He is the chosen one!

million,
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I am your nemesis, I inevitably dirty several containers trying to find the right size.

We can fight when I am done doing the dishes.

yads,

Lol, my wife just ends up using an obscenely large container for the tiniest bit of left overs.

Scott,
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But can you find the correct lid to that Tupperware?

CaspianXI,
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I don’t cry when I chop onions. If I’m chopping dozens of them, everyone needs to get out of the kitchen because the air will get potent (but I won’t notice).

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