Chapter 52 52．The relationship between shyness and blushing?

Q slightly stupid question What the heck does blushing have to do with shyness?How did the emotion of shyness cause the skin to flush?Does our body feel the shyness first and then blush, or does the blushing first intensify the shyness? A Riset replied slightly silly Speaking of blushing, it reminds me of an embarrassing incident that happened to my favorite movie star, Sophie Marceau.At the Cannes Film Festival in France in 2005, she was walking on the red carpet because her shoulder strap slipped and her entire left breast was gone.Ouch, seeing this scene made me blush. Except for the talented people such as the white-faced Cao Cao and the red-faced Guan Gong, most people will blush more or less when they feel shy. reaction.Humans are the only species known to have blushing.When Mr. Darwin described blushing in his brilliant masterpiece, he mentioned that flushing is the most unique and most human expression.

The onset of blushing is activated by the body's sympathetic nervous system, and the behavior of this system is not controlled by consciousness, that is to say, the occurrence and disappearance of blushing are completely independent of subjective will.When you judge that what you are doing is embarrassing, the body starts to secrete adrenaline.With this natural stimulant, breathing and heartbeat gradually increase, and blood vessels begin to dilate to increase blood flow and oxygen delivery.The same is true on the face, the veins hidden under the skin respond to the call of adrenaline, dilate, and more blood flows through here.That tinge of red appeared on the cheeks as the color of the blood reflected on the skin was more than usual.Although the shyness that resembles a lotus in water is often used as a commendatory adjective, but sometimes the feelings of the parties may be completely different.Due to factors such as genetics, personality, mental trauma or stimulation, some people are prone to mental stress, which leads to over-excitement of the sympathetic nerves, and then dilation of facial blood vessels. , which aggravates the excitement of the sympathetic nerves, forming a vicious circle.If things go on like this, it is easy to cause people to suffer from red face phobia.Although the patient knows that there is nothing scary about socializing, it is still easy to rush to the head when encountering such an occasion.To deal with this disease, in addition to timely psychological intervention, thoracic sympathetic blockade is required for severe symptoms to relieve it.Finally, by the way, it is said that after a panic, the lovely Sophie also blushed for a while, aha, I like her even more.

Are big eyes really one of the criteria for judging beauty? Ostriches have larger eyes than their heads.