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A great customer experience feels wonderful. It is when the person giving the experience treats the customer with respect and kindness above and beyond what they need to. They look and feel proud about their job.
It varies from individual to individual.
Yes. This is termed the "deja vu" experience (which, in French, means "already seen" or "seen before").
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To be EXACTLY like Victoria Justice, you must first BE Victoria Justice. If you are planning on imitating Victoria Justice, then you cannot be EXACTLY like Victoria Justice unless you ARE Victoria Justice in the first place. Do you have brown hair? Hope this helped, WREmix
It is a physical experience which - like others - cannot be described to another person because we don't share the same 'language' for these sensations. Just as heat can be 'warm' to one person but 'hot' to another, or as the pain of a broken leg can be 'agony' to one and 'acceptable' to another.... so too with our descriptions of kissing - we all react differently and find it difficult to explain our reactions in ways that match another person's experience. A major contributor to the experience is the overall combination of the time and place, and the person we are with. I imagine that if ten women kissed the same man and were asked to describe the experience, they would all be quite different.
The only way to handle this situation is to actually tell the person how you feel. So go for it!
if you feel vanilla it means you feel like you are 'new'.kind of like a new person.
They feel like a normal person It's the only way they dress
it is acording to how you feel. If you see sparks when you see or kiss the person you can figure it out by how you feel when your around that person.
Social justice is dong what is right for society and the people of that society. It is doing what is fair and proper for a person or a person group. In other words treating all people equally regardless of who they are, what they look like like, where they are from or what they believe.
Tsunamis sound like freight trains.