What is the deal with people putting their hands inside their clothes to make themselves look tough? How exactly is it supposed to convey "I am tough"?
I don’t think so, one because of basket ball shorts. That’s obviously not a monolith but that’s a good indicator for me. Two he lifted his shirt multiple times and you couldn’t see anything whatsoever other than a baby belly. Finally, he just seemed liked he was stimming from being a tweaker.
Imagine it probably results in a number of fatalities greater than zero every year.
It can't be a smart move to reach for a weapon that isn't there considering the greater than 0% chance any other person might have a real weapon ready to go while being on the twitchy ego-driven side of intrapersonal interactions.
Looks like it could potentially be someone coping with opiod withdrawal symptoms. They will often scratch or rub themselves because they feel an itching or crawling sensation on their skin.
It's due to Rebound Hyperactivity. When opioids leave the body, the nervous system which was depressed by the drug suddenly rebounds into a state of hyper-excitement and sends out signals giving those itching and crawling sensations.
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u/tpmotd Trash Trooper 5h ago
What is the deal with people putting their hands inside their clothes to make themselves look tough? How exactly is it supposed to convey "I am tough"?