Behaviors

tailgating

Request: Following another car too closely. Something we all had to deal with I'm sure, or have done before. Wikipedia lists several causes although I always figured intimidation/coercion was the most common, and is the one I'm interested in

placing someone on a pedestal

"to think of someone as a perfect person with no faults" -- merriam-webster.com

wing it

"to do or try to do something without much practice or preparation" -- merriam-webster.com

making amends

"to do something to correct a mistake that one has made or a bad situation that one has caused" -- merriam-webster.com

Two 2-minute Rules to Beat Procrastination (in 2 minutes)

Very good advice, according to the calibration of this video (embedded).

hand-wringing

an overwrought expression of concern or guilt --merriam-webster.com

condolence

an expression of sympathy, especially on the occasion of a death --request

poker face

an inscrutable face that reveals no hint of a person's thoughts or feelings; especially : one used strategically during a poker game --merriam-webster.com

sologamy / autogamy

marriage by a person to themselves. Supporters of the practice argue that it affirms one's own value and leads to a happier life --wikipedia

missing the forest for the trees

Said by Doc a lot. At what level do we get caught up in the details and miss the point? --request

cyberflashing

a crime [in Singapore] which involves sending obscene pictures to strangers online, often done through AirDrop or bluetooth --wikipedia

comparing apples to oranges

it cannot be helped in this level...

hoping someone you don’t like gets cancer

How dark is this thought?

feeling worthless

Aligning with this field...

talking over someone

continuing to talk even while the other person is talking, usually in a louder voice --request