giving the other foot a break
As I walk I pay attention to how my feet feel. If one feels more worn-down than the other, I will purposely walk harder on the other until they feel the same.
As I walk I pay attention to how my feet feel. If one feels more worn-down than the other, I will purposely walk harder on the other until they feel the same.
Whenever I have to cross a road where there are traffic lights with the red and green man I have to be the first person that gets across, When there is a lot of people I feel excited about beating them all.
If I walk through in a door, I have to use the same door to exit it. I feel as if I were in a different dimension. I’ve felt this way since I’ve turn about 5.
When I’m home alone I can’t walk by a window with out hurrying past. For the fear of someone looking in at me.
Walking down busy sidewalks, I have to stay as far from the curb as possible. I am terrified of tripping and knocking strangers into traffic.
My best friend always walks on my left. We both get nervous if he’s on my right and have to change.
i try to avoid walking under street signs in case it chooses to come loose at that particular moment and slice my head in two.
i can’t enter my house if there is a car driving down the street cause then they would know where I lived and could kidnap me. If cars are driving down the street i’ll continue walking by my house until all the cars are gone.
I physically can not walk over three drains… I have to walk over the first two and step around or over the third – I have a inexplicable fear of the third one being a trap door…
i have a friend who has to step over the invisible “extensions” of lines in parking lots. He envisions lines connecting the painted lines and cannot stand to step on them.