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Boxes: desire to be constructive (synonyms: helpful, effective, practical, useful, positive)

3-D Boxes: ability to see all sides of an issue

Triangles: one who’s mind is logical/rational, desire to see things come to a head

Arrows: feelings of ambition, drive, motivation

Aimless lines that form no shape or go in all directions: feeling undirected, without structure/purpose, irritated, frustrated

Stars: feelings of hopelessness, looking forward or up to things, and optimism

Circles: feeling passive rather than aggressive, circles are associated with sociable, talkative, and friendly, desire to be flexible and loving

Hearts: one who has love on their mind in most cases (obviously)

Flowers: flowers represent the feminine side of ourselves, a desire to see growth, nature, and reproduction

Several Flowers in Order: desire to see sense of family/togetherness

Food: need for love, desire to be filled up, of course it might indicate hunger/thirst

Animals: one who is sensitive to living creatures, the type of animal is a great deal about the mood of the doodler and often the type that the person wants to be (ex: tiger means desire to be courageous, snake means sneaky), 

Small Animals: slowness, lack of self-confidence, more introverted tendencies

Aggressive Animals: feeling assertive (synonyms: agressive, confident, demanding, leader, strong-willed)

Fun-loving Animals: one who is playful

Animals that move quickly: desire to get away quickly

Transportation Methods: -Doodles of cars, trains, boats, wagons, buses…etc., means desire to get away quickly or to reach a goal, often people who are bored with their jobs draw these

Houses: a warm inviting house is when one is happy with his homelife, a hazardous house is when one has negative feelings towards it

Tree: a tree represents our egos and our ambitions. A healthy tree (large, robust, strong, balanced, full, alive) indicates love, sex, children together. bare, droopy branches indicates depression, lack of fighting spirit.

People:

Not Drawing Hands: the feeling of not being able to do things

Not Drawing Feet: feeling of not belonging anywhere, as if you have no roots

Face: missing parts of the face is one who feels not whole, faceless, and feeling lack

Only Drawing the Profile (side of the face): one who doesn’t like the way they look, or feeling like you can’t draw well

Only drawing eyes: feelings of suspicion, cautious, careful, as if you need to have eyes on all parts of your head

Ears Only: feeling that you have to listen too much from someone

People who shade: are sensual (desire to please/excite your senses)

People who shade in existing letters: unexpressed sensuality, feeling like setting limits to oneself, not feeling adventurous/creative at the moment

Doodling on one’s body and/or getting tattoos: not wanting to be mainstream; needing to flaunt one’s individuality, if it’s overdone - it indicates desire to self-destruct

Doodle on buildings (walls), books, schoolwork…etc: antisocial feelings and behavior, desperate need to be seen and heard

Constantly doodling the same image over & over: feeling like one has no artistic talent

Doodling on whatever paper happens to be around: are people who get bored easily

People who like to doodle in their spare time: usually indicates artistic ability, otherwise -one who thinks that they have artistic ability

People who rarely/never doodle: usually express themselves through words rather than images

For some reason, I felt the need to draw this educational comic starring Medic explaining the heart symbol because, hey, Valentine’s Day! As far as I know, everything in this is factual (or at least the most likely theory.) I’m too lazy to cite my sources, though, so Google it yerself.

Mostly same features but with extra features like…

No bullying.

No kids.

No one under 18.

Stronger blocking tools.

All the female associated nipples you can handle.

When Black Hero Bouncer saw gunman enter St. Paul bar, ‘I didn’t have time to get excited’

When a man with a gun walked into the St. Paul bar where Eric Wasson was working as a security guard, it flashed through Wasson’s mind that his mother shouldn’t lose a second son.

Wasson’s brother was fatally shot in 2009.

“If I got killed out here, if I got hurt, what about my mama?” Wasson said. “When it boils down, my mama don’t deserve that.”

Wasson took action. When talking to the gunman didn’t work, the former high school and college football player rushed him. The gun went off twice as they struggled and Wasson disarmed him. No one was injured.

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Just look how quick and agile he reacts! My nigga. Love how the brave white SECURITY lady just runs off when she sees the gunman. Really doing her work smh

All jokes aside, well done to him, took balls to do that, makes a change to see someone properly brave instead of just giving a shit about themselves.

Fucking legend. This guy is my hero