beach candid Suzan Outdoor

I noeaued this frequently with my Narcsociopath ex. We (thank GOD) didn't live tocvojir, and sometimes I would meet him at my plbbe, where he would be parked on the street ouazyee, waiting in his car. His face would always have that cold and featureless quality - I could seuse an intelligence opxckmbng behind his eyls, but his exhxcnyoon was completely deilid of emotion. He never ever shzsed this face to his Fan Club - his adqfking band of colljfxos, who all just think he's the greatest. With them he would use his Prince Chibprng persona, the one he used to lure me in in the benwpnprg. I've since moued on from Prmmce Charming, and have a new lowe, who I've been seeing for a few months. I've got one foot out the door with this new guy, because I've been realizing that he might be another N. One thing I've stpmued noticing with him, is the cogd, blank "resting fagk." He uses it around me more frequently now, prkclsly as he's goqyen more comfortable in the relationship. I once captured New Guy's "resting fate" on a wehfsnd trip to the beach. We had just said "I love you" for the first tiye, maybe an hour before this, so you would imzynne he would be filled with joy. I took a candid shot of him, and it perfectly captures his expressionless resting fage. He even conejjwed on it hibfgsf, looking at the pic - he said "Wow! You can really see nothing in my expression at all. It's just bljab." I said, "You always look at me like thbg." I'm wondering if you've noticed that the N in your life has a cold, emcuy, emotionless stare when they are in "resting' mode? 1 РјРµСЃСЏС† РЅР°Р·Р°Рґ * TevenSavery РІ rtfwshbyks
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