The Good Of Blushing
We recognize our ability to annoy & harm others in the absence of self-awareness. The underlying questions behind a blush, such as “Does the person with whom I’m infatuated feel the same?” kindly consider the independence of others, & the profound reality of uncertainty.
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The uncomfortable blood pressure spike & reddening of the face is perhaps not such a misfortune, after all.
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